The phrase "are continuously adjusted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or situation where something is being modified or changed on an ongoing basis.
Example: "The settings on the machine are continuously adjusted to optimize performance based on real-time data."
Alternatives: "are constantly modified" or "are regularly updated."
Two strategies to collect solar radiation were analyzed: a solar horizontal (H) collector and a solar collector whose tilt and orientation are continuously adjusted to keep the receiving surface perpendicular to Sun rays (P).
Two strategies of collecting solar energy were considered: (i) horizontal collector; (ii) collector tilt and orientation are continuously adjusted to keep the receiving surface perpendicular on the Sun's rays.
Design of a direct MRAC, whose controller gains are continuously adjusted to accommodate changes in process dynamics and disturbances, is investigated, including simulation-based robustness analysis of the adaptation law and a consideration of constrained estimation in the recursive least squares algorithm to address practical implementation issues.
Actions are continuously adjusted to sensory input.
Behavioral responses of animals are continuously adjusted to their changing sensory environment.
Our model implementation illustrates how interceptive movements are continuously adjusted using visual information and how this process may be modulated by cognitive strategies.
Other critics have complained not so much that the positions advanced are political, as that the philosophy behind them is continuously adjusted, reinterpreted and shaded in such a way that we never know quite what his underlying philosophical convictions are.
In both groups, oxygen supply was continuously adjusted to achieve SpO2 between 92 and 95%.
The concentration of the solution is continuously adjusted until the nanoparticles can be well dispersed on the template.
