The phrase "adjustments right" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to making the correct adjustments, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We need to ensure that all adjustments right are made before finalizing the report."
Alternatives: "correct adjustments" or "appropriate modifications".
Who can make major life adjustments right now? Bears are hibernating; nature — metaphorically (and sometimes literally!) — is asleep.
He made the adjustments right away against Iowa, striking out on an off-speed pitch in his first at-bat, then slamming his first home run with Tacoma off the same pitch his next time up.
Users can see exactly what they've used at any point in the billing cycle and make adjustments right from their phones.
Now that they are cognizant of what drives them, all "over-driven entrepreneurs" need do is stop striving blindly, for a moment, assess what is impelling them, and make adjustments, right?
Rousey will make adjustments of course, but Holm knows that and she's going to make adjustments right along with her.
That's not something you recognize before; you see the action taking place, and then you make the adjustments right then and there.
"We got to make the adjustment right now," Wilkens said.
"The problem is, unfortunately, when it was done we didn't think through all of the impacts it would have, how quickly it would have an effect on us, and it needs some adjustment right now".
These results are instantaneous, though they vary from patient to patient, and it takes up to a year of visits, every month or so, to get the adjustment right.
I maintain that it's better to pivot about the handhold, as Callerlab has us do in WHEEL AROUND and COURTESY TURN (yes, I looked them up), than it is to pivot about the end dancer and then try to get the adjustment right in what might be a complicated formation.
"They painted a very rosy picture in an industry that's going through an adjustment right now," Dubinsky said.
