The phrase "adjustments will come" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the expectation of changes or modifications in a situation or process over time.
Example: "Although the project is still in its early stages, I believe that adjustments will come as we gather more data and feedback."
Alternatives: "changes are forthcoming" or "modifications will occur".
Three-quarters of the adjustment will come from spending cuts, including cuts in welfare.
Moreover, though one corner may have been turned, there is no telling when another major adjustment will come due, or how accommodation can be achieved without horrendous strain.
France, for instance, is pushing through pension reform; and in Britain three-quarters of the fiscal adjustment will come from spending cuts.
Their real view, however, seems to be that much of the adjustment will come through a weaker dollar.Look at the evidence to date, and you can hardly blame them for thinking this will be painless.
Soriano still releases his throws like an infielder, getting rid of the ball quickly and with his arm bent at the elbow, but he figures that an adjustment will come at a later time, after he becomes more accustomed to left field.
Along with the half of the country that voted to continue with "Kirchnerismo," I am concerned that the touted adjustment will come at a high cost to our most economically vulnerable citizens.
Lin's biggest adjustment, he said, will come when Carmelo Anthony and Amar'e Stoudemire return.
What is less clear is whether future adjustments will only come if life expectancy increases further, or whether the government simply plans to announce future upward increases in the near term.
"For the Leadership, it will be easier to make economic adjustments now that the reform will come clearly and directly from the Leadership, and not be seen as admissions that the Leader was wrong, as concessions to some kind of competition".
The real adjustment for the Giants' defense will come in facing the Bears' spread-out offense, which relies heavily on screens, and Coach Jim Fassel has asked his defensive line to respond quickly to passes.
