'gradual adjustment' is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
Example sentence: The new employee had to go through a period of gradual adjustment to the company's culture and work processes.
This led to an initial undershoot of Sync Ratio values which was followed by a gradual adjustment (increase) of IAI values, as shown by the orange line in this figure, until a reasonable clamp of Sync Ratio values was attained after several hours (note that the controller settings were aimed at minimizing fluctuations around the clamp value).
As well as inducing hibernation in hamsters (a process that takes weeks of gradual adjustment in climate-controlled rooms to mimic the onset of winter), the UMCG team also induce forced hypothermia states like that of our rat, chilling the animals rapidly until they fall into a state of metabolic suspension. .
This gradual adjustment to conditions is acclimatization.
But Chinese policymakers have stressed the need for gradual adjustment.
"I think that I would have preferred a gradual adjustment," Mr. Obama said.
A gradual adjustment toward sustainability relies on governmental initiatives to orient production and consumption into less environmentally destructive channels.
Presbyopic computer users can find specially designed progressive lenses from Carl Zeiss Vision, including the Zeiss Business and Gradual RD lines, the Shamir Office lens from Shamir (which also sells a fatigue-relief lens) and the Seiko PCWide from Seiko Optical.
d Histogram of normalized conductance collected at the step-like gradual RESET phase in 100 successive RESET cycles.
The four input parameters in the proposed ANN were the milling time, the gradual PCA content, previous PCA content and gradual PCA content.
We discuss the implications of these observations for the origin of particles accelerated in gradual SEP events.
In these energy spectra, we have looked for spectral and compositional signatures typically characteristic of impulsive or gradual SEP events.
