The phrase "adjustments to both" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to changes or modifications that apply to two different subjects or items.
Example: "The committee proposed adjustments to both the budget and the timeline to ensure the project's success."
Alternatives: "modifications for both" or "changes to both".
But he had difficult adjustments to both college and professional football.
He added: "We will continue to make adjustments to both the green deal and ECO in the new year to improve the customer journey".
Sensitivity analysis demonstrated that simulated biomass responded to changes in precipitation through adjustments to both total biomass and distribution of biomass aboveground and belowground.
Notes: I made some adjustments to both the kiwi filling and coconut frosting which are listed below.
Then Platon yelled, "Don't move!" He clicked off frame after frame, making tiny adjustments to both the lighting and Snowden's posture, sometimes asking for him to look into the lens, sometimes just above it.
What he envisions ahead is a sideways, L-shaped, economy -- one that won't get much better or much worse, but one that will require an adjustment to both lower economic growth and a lower standard of living.
These evolutionary conflicts lead to sex-specific adjustments to gene regulation both in terms of somatic gene expression and transmission through the germline.
Gormley et al. find that boards and CEOs both make adjustments to CEOs' equity portfolios following the shock.
ZenithOptimedia attributed its downward adjustments to its forecasts for both this year and next to the economic difficulties among euro zone countries.
Apart from the issue of power-sharing, the two sides also face issues including claims to property lost because of the invasion and division of the island, the future status of Turkish forces and adjustments to the territory over which both sides claim jurisdiction.
They both made adjustments to their games as they advanced in age.
