The phrase "assistance to adjust" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to help or support provided to someone in order to make changes or adapt to a situation.
Example: "The organization offers assistance to adjust to the new policies implemented in the workplace."
Alternatives: "help to adapt" or "support for adjustment".
Part of the difficulty in the Paris talks will be in negotiating this difficult terrain whereby developing nations will want financial assistance and latitude to adjust their reliance on fossil fuels while still being allowed to advance their economies to enjoy the wealth and lifestyles that developed nations have.
A semi-automatic 2D method, which requires assistance from the user, is proposed to adjust problematic frames [46].
The Edi was multiplied was multiplied by the NAVA level to adjust the pressure assistance delivered to the child.
The principle paradigm implemented to date consists of performance-based algorithms that enable the robot to adjust the mechanical assistance provided during the training session according to the patient's motor performance.
Even with my assistance, mom spent hours inside settings, attempting to adjust their rigid controls to what was actually happening at home.
Natural disasters are defined as "a disruption of human ecology which exceeds the community's capacity to adjust, so that outside assistance is needed" (1).
Through the use of written guidelines, patients are then able to determine when it is necessary to adjust therapy or obtain medical assistance.
Those who sail on through it may well have to adjust, to make use of Astroglide-type aids or other chemical assistance.
Senate Republican Conference Chairman John Thune (R-S.D). has been looking at ways to adjust the tax credits in the House bill to offer more assistance to elderly and lower-income Americans.
