"focus on adjusting" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of adapting or changing in response to a situation or circumstance. Example: "As a new employee, it's important to focus on adjusting to the company's culture and processes in order to be successful."
Let's focus on adjusting the system and use that as a path forward.
Making the comeback effort all the harder, the combination of poor economic growth, regulatory pressure and litigation makes it difficult for bank managers to focus on adjusting to a new era when banking simply will not be as profitable as it used to be, said Mr. Gellert, the analyst.
But while billed as a free-trade pact, the limited information released about its terms suggests that the details of any final deal may focus on adjusting import-export quotas and fine-tuning regulations as much as the easing of tariffs.
In this category, the proposed power control solutions focus on adjusting dynamically the transmission power of FBSs given the evolving interference situation.
"With no major changes in the market environment, we still find it prudent to plan for a flattish mobile infrastructure market in 2008," said Ericsson chief executive Carl-Henric Svanberg, "and our focus on adjusting our cost base remains".
Growth can come in phases by He Fu, 22 April 2016 When starting a new project or a new phase of your career, it can seem like you're not making progress as you focus on adjusting to your new circumstances but this "lag phase" is an important part of the growth process.
The work in (Shankar and Karypis 2000; Tan et al. 2005) is focused on adjusting the value of centroid based with feedback looping, hypothesis margin and weight-adjustment respectively.
This process optimization, mostly focused on adjusting the volume energy density aimed at finding a compromise between an optimum densification state and a minimum number of contaminating spatters.
"Sometimes, we're all focused on adjusting our status that we don't think about the things that we say," Angy told me.
By the time the trial rolled around, she was focused on "adjusting" to college life, and didn't follow the proceedings.
"Children, I believe, should be focusing on adjusting to the new country, not worrying about being deported or having a father disappear".
