The phrase "continuously adjustable" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe something that can be changed or altered in small increments. Example: The volume on this speaker is continuously adjustable, allowing you to find the perfect level for your listening experience.
It has a continuously adjustable, electronically managed suspension.
We show the retrieval of the phase and amplitude information, multi-wavelength operation and continuously adjustable storage time over 21 pulse widths.
The idea to replace continuously adjustable proportional valves by a certain number of simple on/off valves is known under the name of digital hydraulics.
Based on a mathematical model of continuously adjustable ER valves, a new construction of a digitally controlled ER valve is presented.
First, an ER damper based on conventional continuously adjustable ER valves is considered and its feasibility is proven by means of measurement results.
Moreover, the output voltage is continuously adjustable and has the function of voltage regulator, thus better processing quality can be achieved.
The electrode system was powered from a continuously-adjustable DC high-voltage supply, employed as constant current generator.
Standard equipment includes a six-speed manual transmission, Brembo brakes, Recaro seats and an adjustable, continuously variable suspension.
This instrument integrates the baking, staining and coverslipping functions into a quality-controlled, continuously monitored and individually adjustable process that allows continuous sequential flow of trays of up to 20 slides.
Anolyte was continuously recycled using an adjustable peristaltic pump (Pump II, Model 3385 Thomas Inc, Swedesboro, New J. USA) at a flow rate of 0.27 mL Min−1, corresponding to a hydraulic retention time (HRT) of 12 h.
They are cheap and adjustable, allowing users to continuously refine their prescriptions simply by rotating knobs on either side of the frame.
