The phrase "adjusts over time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or change that occurs gradually as circumstances evolve or develop.
Example: "The software adjusts over time to better meet the needs of its users based on their feedback."
Alternatives: "evolves gradually" or "modifies with time."
One reason for such huge numbers is that while immigration helps fill cities and schools and factories in the short term, the dynamic adjusts over time.
In a theoretical reboot, existing balances might go into a broadly diversified option like a target-date retirement fund, which invests in an age-appropriate mix of stocks and bonds and adjusts over time.
Therefore, the proposed model allows us to assess how immigration impacts regional employment convergence or, alternatively, how regional employment convergence adjusts over time to a shock to the immigration penetration index series.
Consumers should also have a "contract" with a product manufacturer that adjusts over time — whether actively or automatically — and that spells out the implications of either a rift in data sharing, or in situations where the data itself is unfavorable.
Most negative amortization loans utilize an interest rate that potentially adjusts over time.
Beware that human hearing adjusts over time, and if you've been listening to a $10 clock radio (or a fantastic sound system), your standards for what sounds good will have changed.
Health systems are not static and adjust and readjust over time as contexts change, feedback is provided, and histories develop.
The timing of traffic signals would be subtly adjusted over time to maximally impede traffic flows, creating slowly escalating gridlock in major cities, while remaining undetectable to city transportation staff.
These parameters are dynamically adjusted over time to enforce high-level performance specifications for changing workloads.
"Airport operators typically can adjust over time," said Kurt Forsgren, author of the S.& P. report.
