The phrase "adjustments to align" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or changes made to ensure that something is in agreement or harmony with another element.
Example: "We need to make some adjustments to align our project goals with the company's overall strategy."
Alternatives: "modifications for alignment" or "changes to synchronize".
Only rarely were adjustments required to align the literature evidence with the views of the scores of survey respondents.
The same broad strategy was replicated in other databases with appropriate adjustments made to align the strategy to the requirements of these other databases.
While it is not expected that the proposed approach will be used for water quality assessment by local authorities, the intention is to draw attention to the need for Morocco to run an adjustment exercise to align its water and environmental assessment methods with other countries in order to mitigate the risks of failing to achieve a good ecological status.
The purpose of an adjustment is to align, not to push a person further than they naturally and comfortably have the ability to stretch.
Sequences were then aligned using default parameters in Mulan (Ovcharenko et al. 2005), with minor adjustments to the alignment made manually.
"With rising fuel prices, a softening economy and a downward trend on current and future market demand for full-size trucks, a significant adjustment was needed to align our production with market realities," the president of G.M.'s North American operations, Troy Clarke, said in a statement.
The adjustment factors used to align climate-derived predictions of belowground C with the US NGHGI approach ranged from 0.77 to 1.60 with little variability within a region of interest (Fig. 2; Additional file 1: Table S1).
The adjustment factors used to align climate-derived predictions of belowground C with the US NGHGI approach ranged from 0.77 to 1.60 with little variability within a region of interest (Fig. 2; Additional file 1: Table S1).
Adjustment factors were estimated to align allometric- and climate-derived estimates: {text{AdjFactor}} = frac{{text{BGC}}_{{rm Clim}}}{{text{BGC}}_{{rm NGHGI}}} (4 where AdjFactor is the ratio of climate- to allometric-derived belowground C for a specific forest type found in a given geographic region.
Adjust as needed to align properly.
