The phrase "adjustments to avoid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications made to prevent a specific outcome or issue.
Example: "The team made several adjustments to avoid any potential delays in the project timeline."
Alternatives: "modifications to prevent" or "changes to evade".
If any of these need adjusting, do so with minimal adjustments to avoid harming the fish, and follow these tips: Adding substances to raise or lower the pH will also raise the conductivity reading.
But mostly it is because McGehee has made the necessary adjustments to avoid a second-season letdown.
Traveling at a combined speed of some 40 knots, they were unable to make the necessary adjustments to avoid a collision.
Some committed Europhiles frankly acknowledge that, at times, they have deliberately disguised quite profound changes as mere technical adjustments to avoid causing popular alarm.
If the rate of return is higher in one country, there must be exchange rate adjustments to avoid financial crises.
However, our results present evidence that field inoculation with plant-growth promoting bacteria must consider inoculant doses, and point to the need of fine adjustments to avoid crossing the threshold of growth stimulation and inhibition.
The p-values of pairwise comparisons in the post hoc Dunn's test were adjusted using Bonferroni-type adjustment to avoid type I error inflation that leads to a false positive discovery rate.
Kasai et al. [5] reported that hard biting appeared to be better for occlusal adjustment to avoid overloading of the most posterior implant in unilateral distal extension.
The empirical logit transformation for each ecoregion e can be rewritten as:
These alterations often require dose adjustment to avoid drug accumulation and serious toxicity.
