The phrase "and a readjustment of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications to a system, plan, or situation that require recalibration or alteration.
Example: "The project requires a thorough evaluation and a readjustment of our current strategies to meet the new objectives."
Alternatives: "and a modification of" or "and a recalibration of".
Glasses typically are not stable at low temperatures, however, and a readjustment of the atomic arrangement may take place to form more stable structures.
6, 1919) and introduced a reform program, which included the redistribution of land to poor peasants, revision of the tax structure and the judicial system, the establishment of a compulsory labour service, and a readjustment of the state's foreign policy.
If, on the other hand, the pressure fluctuates too rapidly for the reaction to follow, the ratio of monomers to dimers will remain constant at the equilibrium value for the ambient temperature and pressure; but at intermediate frequencies a relaxation effect may be observed, and a readjustment of the chemical equilibrium will lag behind the pressure variation within the gas.
Such as, in our case, a deeper and closer marriage, and a readjustment of our values to embrace unconditional love rather than high expectations.
Foreign exchange advisers to corporations had to watch for such possibilities and propose a readjustment of assets entailing a movement out of the weak currency.
The increased transcription of amino acid transporter (AM1518) and phosphate transporter (AM1013) during cold and drought treatments may indicate a readjustment of the cellular Pi and N status for reestablishing cell nutrient homeostasis in A. mongolicus.
The risk in the marketplace that was completely disregarded by investment participants and regulators has led to a readjustment of the current economy to a more pragmatic consumption and risk tolerant economic model.
Read Keynes from Essays in Persuasion: Ultimately, and probably soon, there must be a readjustment of the balance of exports and imports.
The migration is sometimes actual, and sometimes an internal one, a readjustment of expectations, whether you stay put or move along.
"These striking deviations alone clearly show how important a readjustment of population and housing data is," said Roderich Egeler, the president of the Federal Statistical Office.
The adjustment of volume leads to a readjustment of expectations, and the pricey food seems only as good as it should be, given the refinement of the air around it.
