The phrase "adjustments over time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe changes or modifications that occur gradually or progressively throughout a period.
Example: "The company made several adjustments over time to improve its operational efficiency."
Alternatives: "changes over time" or "modifications over time".
Its low-key charms haven't faded since its opening in 1990, and its adjustments over time have been wise ones.
The agency will probably make adjustments over time to strike the right balance between security and the freedom of travelers, he said.
Good treatment for hypertension is like bridge maintenance: it requires active monitoring and incremental fixes and adjustments over time but averts costly disasters.
The purpose of the metrics is "to highlight both positive and negative trends and issues that may call for policy adjustments over time".
"We don't make drastic adjustments over time," he said.
If adjustment costs are highly convex, plants would tend to spread adjustments over time.
You can envision major adjustments to come over time as democracy slowly sways into play and socialism is replaced with free enterprise.
This task of finding common ground moves beyond the realm of economics, but one way to start would be for the president to work with Republicans to enact a bipartisan fiscal program that replaces the sequester with a credible adjustment over time.
This type of approach can be quite useful when trying to optimise response strategy through its geographical diversification or adjustment over time.
As to the adjustment of R&D in response to changes in the 'user cost', our results suggest a rather slow adjustment over time, and a long-run own-price elasticity of around −1.4 for Northern Ireland.
The upward inclined leaf type reduced post-noon leaf temperature more than pre-noon leaf temperature and showed negative leaf temperature adjustment over time while the downward inclined leaf type showed a positive Δ.
