The phrase "contributes to adjust" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to say that something helps to make something else different or better. For example, "The government's policies have contributed to adjust the country's economy."
As a third party, children become a couple's "media for bonding psychologically" (Fei 1999), and thus contribute to adjusting the couple's relationship and resolving disagreements (Thornton 1977).
Unmanaged chronic disease contributes to disability adjusted life years, straining the workforce and economy [ 4- 6].
The use of datasets newly available in public repositories and the contribution of the scientific community to our open access model will contribute to refine, adjust and augment the CPN model.
However, much of this is contributed by HCl added to adjust the pH of the hydrolysate prior to the addition of enzymes, as described in the " Methods" section.
Adjustment for insurance status, poverty (two proxy variables for socioeconomic status) and race/ethnicity should have contributed to partially adjust for maternal smoking and pre-pregnancy body mass index.
The F.B.I. said it expected that it would take several years for all of the 18,000 state and local law enforcement agencies around the country that voluntarily contribute data to its Uniform Crime Report to adjust their reporting to include the wider definition of rape, and that as they do so, the number of reported rapes is likely to rise significantly for several years running.
One of the ideas behind citizenship is that all members of the society should experience that they are true citizens, and hence the society as a whole has to adjust for and contribute to this.
This paper seeks to adjust this deficit by contributing insights from our attempt to initiate a new monitoring scheme in Romania.
You may also want to adjust how much you contribute next year so you don't end up losing 100% of your unused balance to save 25% of it in taxes.
