The phrase "adjustments such as" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing examples of specific adjustments or modifications that are being discussed.
Example: "The project requires several adjustments such as improving the workflow and enhancing communication among team members."
Alternatives: "modifications like" or "changes such as".
Making small adjustments such as listening, smiling, sharing and thanking others more often can have a huge impact.
Their research focused on the relationship between accrual adjustments, such as accounts receivable and accounts payable, and earnings.
Since 2009 Mercadona has shaved €2.2 billion of costs from its products, often with simple adjustments such as reducing packaging.
Chinese growth will slip from 6.6% last year to 5.75% by 2021, crimped by "longer-term structural adjustments" such as a declining working-age population.
If true, then e-cigarette users could self-regulate toxicant intake by simple adjustments, such as lowering the device power level, until a pleasant flavor is achieved.
In addition, drivers minimally engage in compensatory performance adjustments such as reducing speed and increasing headway while using V-R systems.
Instead they make much of minor adjustments, such as abolishing the "bedroom tax", a recent measure designed to nudge people out of too-large social housing.
More generally, focus on policies that boost economic growth: trade less austerity in the short term for medium-term adjustments, such as a higher retirement age.
Enhanced biomass accumulation was paralleled by morphological adjustments such as increased root length and number of fronds per colony, and by increased photosynthetic efficiency.
Analytical adjustments, such as matching, are used to remove overt bias, that is, pretreatment differences that are accurately measured and recorded.
Shad Forsythe, the fitness coach who worked with Germany at the World Cup finals, has been hired and there have been plenty of minor adjustments, such as looking at a player's workload leading up to matches.
