The phrase "appropriate to adjust" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the suitability or necessity of making changes or modifications in a particular context.
Example: "In this situation, it is appropriate to adjust our strategy to better meet the needs of our clients."
Alternatives: "suitable to modify" or "fitting to change".
By contrast, simple multiplicative adjustment factors were appropriate to adjust birth weights.
After reviewing the field, he said, "all parties felt it was appropriate to adjust the rules".
With this economic backdrop in mind, the committee indicated in our most recent statement that it could be appropriate to adjust rates in our next meeting".
Mr. Levin just asked if it's appropriate to adjust models to reduce risk-weighted assets, something that occurred at JPMorgan as the credit bets soured.
It is appropriate to adjust and reduce the machine tools to the size of the small parts that have to be machined for saving production space and energy.
Treasury purchases are one aspect of the things that can affect financial conditions and depending on what we see happening with broad financial conditions, we can decide whether it's appropriate to adjust purchases or not.At the end of the day the aim of the programme was mostly to bring down mortgage rates and generate another wave of refinancing, which it did do.
Depending on their assessment, they may suggest the most appropriate way to adjust the lisp — the good news is that surgery isn't the only option.
I've been taught to keep my emotions in check, to let you be the unit of measure for how much emotion is appropriate and to adjust my emotions accordingly.
Clinical data were also considered and tested for associations with survival and when appropriate used to adjust for potential confounders.
We also took appropriate measures to adjust for possible individual effects when the results were statistically compared, in order to avoid erroneous conclusions.
Our study also highlights the impact of appropriate methods to adjust for incomplete cost data and choice of timeframe on real-world cost-effectiveness results.
