The phrase "adjustments will result" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the outcomes or consequences of making changes or modifications in a particular context.
Example: "If we implement these changes, adjustments will result in improved efficiency across the board."
Alternatives: "changes will lead to" or "modifications will cause".
Such an adjustment will result in a significant decrease in the DoS detection accuracy rate.
We must focus on long-term financial and operational adjustments that will result in sacrifices, but will lead to a municipal government that creates the environment for citizens and businesses to thrive in Detroit.
Through iterative adjustments, the muscle parameters will result in strong agreement with the sagittal plane net moments calculated from forward and inverse dynamics.
The restatement will result in adjustments to sales of less than 2percentt annually, Nortel said.
If the optimal phenotype to deal with those novel conditions differs from that favored under ancestral conditions, selection likely will result in adjustments that enhance the invader's ability to exploit these novel opportunities.
Adopting an approved heparin normogram and frequent monitoring of APTT, with adjustment of the dose accordingly, will result in minimization of these difficulties.
Several authors have demonstrated that even if perfect risk-adjustment was possible, random error will result in some hospitals being misclassified [ 12- 14].
As P-values are the direct input for the DE method, downwards adjustment of the P-values will result in lower DE estimates.
We can't pretend that frittering away billions of U.S. taxpayer dollars overseas will result in an adjustment of the global thermostat to a level that President Obama and the Democrats find acceptable.
The $1.1 billion in total accounting irregularities will result in restatements and adjustments of Ahold's earnings, most likely from 2000 through 2002, the company said.
