The phrase "adjustments we will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing future changes or modifications that will be made.
Example: "After reviewing the feedback, we will implement the adjustments we will need to improve the project."
Alternatives: "changes we will" or "modifications we will".
"After making structural adjustments, we will introduce more competitive products within the existing PC, tablet, and smartphone business and stabilize our market share," Mr. Shih said in a statement.
But the industrial countries "may not like the kinds of adjustments we will be forced to do down the line".Mr Rajan's complaint--some have called it a rant--did not come out of nowhere.
"If they want adjustments, we'll even make adjustments," Mr. Hevesi said.
Credit the Colts for their halftime adjustments (we'll highlight these in greater depth once the all-22 film comes out).
"Where we can make adjustments, we'll certainly look to make adjustments.
For studies using a logistic regression model for risk adjustment, we will extract adjusted OR and relevant 95% CI for analysis.
Society will have to make a major psychological adjustment: we will all have to recognise that working patterns and expectations must change.
In each adjustment, we will impose two boundary restrictions based on the minimum operation range (L min,n ) and the maximum operation range (L max,n ) for each power plant.
Based on Bonferroni adjustment, we will conduct each of the hypothesis tests two-sided at the 0.008 levels.
In particular, to conduct the propensity score adjustment, we will use a logistic regression model to calculate the propensity (probability) of being in the intervention or control groups based on all possible confounders, and then weight each participant in the GEE Wilcoxon rank-sum score test based on the inverse propensity of being in one of the two treatment groups.
"If, after the game, we decide fan voting needs an adjustment, we'll make it next year," Manfred said.
