The phrase "adjustments made to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications that have been implemented to something, such as a plan, document, or system.
Example: "The adjustments made to the budget were necessary to accommodate the unexpected expenses."
Alternatives: "modifications applied to" or "changes implemented in".
For figures, Adobe Photoshop 7.0 was used to adjust brightness and contrast uniformly across the image with identical adjustments made to pairs of knockout and wild-type images.
"There are adjustments made to address political needs every year.
Results for the latest quarter included a gain of $2 million for adjustments made to reorganization charges from last year.
The school was supposed to select students regardless of academic aptitude, with adjustments made to insure geographic and demographic diversity.
9/20/2018: In compliance with New York State regulations, adjustments made to pages 12-16 regarding the relationship between holidays and New York Paid Family Leave.
Karla Goldman's study of changing patterns of female religiosity is a story of acculturation, of adjustments made to fit Jewish worship into American society.
He met yesterday with Edwards and Paul Hackett, the team's offensive coordinator, and Edwards said there would be adjustments made to the offense to accommodate Testaverde's strengths.
The adjustments made to the FedEx Cup points system, which already have shaken the standings, could leave some golfers all shook up.
I was particularly curious about three things: the adjustments made to the buildings and furnishings, the gardens and the depiction of minorities.
Some of the accounting "adjustments" made to enhance Dewey's fiscal picture during and after the financial crisis may well have been improper.
9/20/2018: In compliance with New York State regulations, adjustments made to pages 12-16 oFamilyLeavesves for Nonacademic Staff regarding the relationship between holidays and New York Paid Family Leave.
