The phrase "are able to readjust" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or capability to adapt or change in response to new circumstances or conditions.
Example: "After the unexpected changes in the project, the team are able to readjust their strategies to meet the new deadlines."
Alternatives: "can adapt" or "are capable of adjusting".
At low stretch frequencies, the SFs are able to readjust their extension so as to maintain stretch at the set-point level with the result that the SFs do not orient in any direction.
At low frequencies of cyclic stress, the cells are able to readjust their contractile activity so as to maintain the mechanical state of the matrix at the set-point value and the cells orient parallel to the direction of stress, while at high frequencies the cells orient nearly perpendicular to the applied stress since the contractile activity is too slow to compensate.
A recent review of evidence suggests that although most infants have some ability to self regulate intake in early life, not all infants are able to readjust their intake back to baseline levels after caregiver interventions [ 43].
"Since those years in Paris, I've never been able to readjust to crudity," Barbette said.
I'm so spoiled that I doubt I would ever be able to readjust to the real world.
By giving doses of melatonin equal to levels normally produced by the body in the afternoon, the Oregon researchers were able to readjust the circadian rhythms of the study subjects, convincing their bodies that night was beginning to fall in midafternoon, which meant that physiological dawn would come earlier.
If there's a gradual rise in interest rates, such a company would be able to readjust its business to lessen the impact, said Sarenski.
It went over briefly, and in a couple of seconds I was able to readjust.
You won't be able to readjust creeping panties while you say your vows, so if you choose something uncomfortable, you'll have to stay uncomfortable.
In particular, transcription factors forming multimers are able to accommodate variable distances between sequences recognised by each unit by readjusting the relative positions of the units.
