The phrase "adjustments that may" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential changes or modifications that could occur under certain conditions.
Example: "We will consider adjustments that may improve the overall efficiency of the project."
Alternatives: "changes that might" or "modifications that could".
CMI then plays a central role in tracking the performance of marketing initiatives against targets and advising on tactical adjustments that may improve performance.
But politics are tense, so painful adjustments that may increase unemployment, inflation or threaten social calm, while seen as crucial over the longer run, are unlikely for now.
Outside the academic environment, newcomers are faced with other adjustments that may not be obvious to supervisors.
Lastly, I tell them that as they move into the business world, they will have to make some adjustments that may include working in a cubicle, having strictly defined working hours, being supervised regularly, and working in an environment that isn't primarily composed of scientists.
"The cuts may be such that we will have to make serious adjustments that may include closing some units (of the park system)," he said.
Other lifestyle adjustments that may help prevent or delay AMD include eating antioxidant-rich foods such as dark green, leafy vegetables, and cold-water fish for their omega-3 fatty acids; protecting your eyes from the sun by wearing UV protective sunglasses; controlling high blood pressure; exercising regularly; and if you smoke, quit.
Hinting at a looming economic adjustment that may accompany the spate of takeovers, however, he also spoke of subsidized gasoline, a generally taboo subject in his government.
First, be aware of how you're spending your days and how that meshes with the needs of the business; awareness is the starting point of any adjustment that may help you in the longer run.
(The Japanese are very good at it). It is the sort of adjustment that may well occur whenever condos rise above the fruited plain and wherever the majesty of purple mountains overlooks acres and acres of free parking.
Adolescent adoptees from an ethnic minority background different from that of their adoptive parents can face unique challenges to their psychosocial adjustment that may include, for some, a sense of marginality and low self-esteem.
