The phrase "any adjustment based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or changes that are influenced by specific factors or criteria.
Example: "We will make any adjustment based on the feedback received from our clients to improve our services."
Alternatives: "any modification depending on" or "any change according to".
Any adjustment based on one location cannot be effective.
The risk, they write, is that any adjustment based on the past composition of an electorate would be less robust if the voters that turn out on 23 June are substantially different to those that voted last year.
We also note that in this version of the data release, the ion temperature calibration is based primarily on a numerical simulation of the TII sensors and has not yet undergone any adjustment based on post-launch data.
Our experience in oil industry and a thorough literature review indicates that Buckley Leverett method was used to analyze waterflood project directly without any adjustment based on the real reservoir and production situations.
Our experience in oil industry and a thorough literature review indicates that petroleum engineers used Buckley Leverett method to analyze the waterflood project directly without any adjustment based on the real reservoir and production situations such as production-injection patterns.
Timing for the two scans differed by more than 20 min for three patients in the AI group, but in each case, scan timing would not have influenced early response classification (for example, one patient had a baseline SUV of 4.4 at 67.5 min and a post-therapy SUV of 3.8 at 45 min after injection. Any adjustment based on uptake time would attenuate the 14% decline toward 0%).
Upon further review, Con Ed officials conceded they had not made an adjustment based on weather.
This was quantified, in an approximate manner, using an adjustment based on the Paris-law relation.
This helped make any adjustments based on results and the progress made when using the system.
It is likely that any adjustments based on these measurements are exclusively made by healthcare providers.
A once-daily 80-mg dose of febuxostat appears to be safe and well tolerated in different renal function groups and does not appear to require any dose adjustment based on differences in renal function.
