"dynamically adjusted" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use this expression to refer to something that has been changed or adapted to its current environment. For example, "The program was dynamically adjusted to fit the new operating system."
Then the next generation of frog population is dynamically adjusted according to dynamic population strategy [ 29].
These parameters are dynamically adjusted over time to enforce high-level performance specifications for changing workloads.
"This finding suggests an adaptive system where the processing load is dynamically adjusted to the task demands," he says.
Now the beauty of that is that phase, a relative timing, is something that can be dynamically adjusted.
The autonomy states are dynamically adjusted to improve the agents' performance and avoid autonomy surprises.
The service rate of each class buffer is periodically computed and dynamically adjusted.
The lookahead length is dynamically adjusted to minimize the computation load.
Simulation techniques, where the parameters are dynamically adjusted, are used to test the effects of this process on the robot.
I will describe a model in which weights of divisive normalization are dynamically adjusted to homeostatically maintain response products across the neural population.
The free-boundary algorithm presented herein utilizes a numerically stabilized multigrid method, current density input, position control, magnetic axis search, and dynamically adjusted simulated annealing.
In the proposed method, the gains of the PI controller are dynamically adjusted by the fuzzy logic based supervisory control system according to the system operating conditions.
