The phrase "adjustments to match" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or changes made to ensure compatibility or alignment with a certain standard or requirement.
Example: "We need to make some adjustments to match the new specifications provided by the client."
Alternatives: "modifications to align" or "changes to conform".
Scanwise allows automatic scan parameter adjustments to match each specific MR conditional implant.
Along the corridor at UCL Dr Mark Huckvale uses a range of pitch and tone adjustments to match the therapists voice to the hallucination.
In this case it is possible to compare the experimental data with the theoretical one for the channel model after adjustments to match the average receiver SINR and the measuring capabilities of the system, which provides estimates in steps of 0.5 dB.
Adolescent-specific versions largely included concepts similar to the child versions, with some adjustments to match developmental stage, and were more likely to be self-reported.
Aligned sequences were annotated using DOGMA (Dual Organellar Genome Annotator) [ 51] with manual adjustments to match gene predictions from GenBank and the Chloroplast Genome Database http://chloroplast.cbio.psu.edu/.
Frequent insulin dosing and infusion rate adjustments to match glycaemia levels and day-to-day variations in insulin sensitivity represent significant challenges and burden to subjects, their families and healthcare professionals.
These adjustments in match-play tennis characteristics under severe heat stress appear to represent a behavioural strategy adopted to minimise or offset the sensation of environmental conditions being rated as difficult.
The optimal solution with a variable pumping rate (pumped flow adjustment to match demand) saved 92% of the actual total annual cost with all fixed speed pump groups.
Furthermore, previously designed services can have demanded adjustment to match the requirements of the new services, based on a reselection of the design parameters.
Additionally, the focal length of the cylindrical lens requires fine-adjustments to match exactly to the position of the focus along the optical axis.
Hence, the quantitative application of the theory presented above will necessarily require adjustment to match the biological idiosyncrasies of particular crops and may not apply to cases where crops completely compensate across a realistic range of herbivory.
