The phrase "adjustments with the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or changes that are being made in relation to something specific.
Example: "We need to make some adjustments with the current project timeline to ensure we meet our deadlines."
Alternatives: "modifications to the" or "changes regarding the".
First, this was a nonrandomized, noninterventional, observational study; thus, treatment group selection bias cannot be eliminated despite our use of statistical adjustments – with the propensity score-adjusted bootstrapping method – for various available patient characteristics at the time of medication initiation.
The prostheses were then placed over each of the defects to adjust them in vivo with minimum adjustments with the same low-speed electric motor, and fixed with 3 long titanium bridge plates, each held down with 2 screws (Fig. 11).
There is plenty of time for more adjustments with the series having only come to Game 4 here tonight.
An official of the ruling PRI party, when it was fighting the last election, talked to me about the need for "adjustments" with the most powerful cartel.
"I've been able to make last-minute adjustments with the ball on its way, and that means you're seeing the ball longer".
The luminaries simply made the requisite adjustments, with the new president's mother, Barbara Bush, and his former rival during the Republican primaries, Senator John McCain of Arizona, slipping plastic raincoats over their otherwise dignified attire.
The threshold setting was adjusted multiple times with the linkage quality computed for each adjustment, with the highest result (i.e. the largest F-measure) reported.
Cano responded with a torrid finish, made a mechanical adjustment with the hitting coach Kevin Long, and carried his momentum into this season.
Different schools may find that they have to cut back on a program or that they may have to make some adjustment with the staff".
