The phrase "altered and adjusted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing changes made to something, indicating that it has been modified or fine-tuned.
Example: "The design of the product was altered and adjusted to meet the new safety standards."
Alternatives: "modified and refined" or "changed and tailored."
I would like to buy a house – somewhere I know I could live for a number of years – that I could alter and adjust as I choose.
Thus, the structure of digital ecosystems enables firms to acquire, activate, alter, and adjust ties.
According to the model of constrained agency firms actively create, perpetuate, and modify network structure by acquiring, activating, altering, and adjusting relationships (see Gulati and Srivastava 2014).
A similar idea seems tied to Nagel's suggestion that some reductions may require boundary conditions (Nagel 1961: 434) in order to connect the relevant kind terms in an appropriate bridge law, thereby altering and adjusting one of the terms' extensions.
Upon addition of PEG-DA to P407 solutions, their gel transition temperature Tgel was altered and could be adjusted between 10 °C and 39 °C.
After completing their score raters could discuss their respective scores, but not alter it, and adjust patient management if needed.
It is recommended that blood glucose levels are monitored when lanreotide treatment is started, or when the dose is altered and any antidiabetic treatment adjusted accordingly.
However, the univariate associations of PaCO2 and PaO2 were subtly altered when adjusted for each other and both parameters should, therefore, judiciously be considered as possible confounders.
We found that having no change or getting worse in regard to "psychological problems" was more common among SUD patients and this result was not altered when adjusted for other variables (table 5).
