The phrase "adjusts continuously" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or mechanism that changes or modifies itself without interruption over time.
Example: "The thermostat adjusts continuously to maintain the desired temperature in the room."
Alternatives: "modifies constantly" or "changes persistently".
However, due to frequent changes in the physiological needs of ICU patients, these ventilation settings cannot be adjusted continuously, as this would require a continuous presence of caregivers at the bedside.
Not all of a ship's antennae are used at once, so the spouts could be adjusted continuously to obtain the types needed at a given moment.
Hence, it is reasonable to assume that the application data rates can be adjusted continuously.
The curtailed load can be regarded as virtual power which can be adjusted continuously and provide the spinning reserve.
The refractive index of these silicon-based materials can be easily adjusted continuously over a wide range between 1.45 (SiO2) and 1.97 (SiO).
Because, it remains unclear how to design features and develop predictive models that can adjust continuously to a fast-changing healthcare system and population characteristics.
An interesting conclusion can be drawn that, as the power ratio in FFR is adjusted continuously, the corresponding quality factor varies smoothly.
According to the hillside terrain and agronomic characteristics of various crops, the ground clearance and the wheel track can be adjusted continuously and smoothly by hydraulic system.
By using the IPFA, the discrete variables are adjusted continuously firstly, then the calculation results of discrete variables are fixed on the nearest rounding value.
Since the suggested controller has adaptive structure, it can be re-adjusted continuously in each time-step, using available operational data, to take into account the reservoir dynamical variations as well as the external disturbances to present an acceptable performance.
