The part of a sentence 'individual adjustments' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to customizations made to the specifics of a situation. For example: The company allowed for individual adjustments to the job roles, so that each employee's duties were tailored to their unique skillset.
At follow-up, the association was weakened by all individual adjustments and was no longer significant in the final, fully adjusted model.
Then again neither can good food: every dish involves attention to detail and individual adjustments that require human judgment.
With the allocation of split caches providing the flexibility of enabling individual adjustments of cache sizes, performance can thus be managed in a way that discriminates between different sets of content according to their desired QoS ratings.
Lindell and Whitney, Lindell and Prater, and Terpstra and Lindell ask this question in greater detail: the first two studies ask respondents to rate the hazard- and resource-related attributes associated with individual adjustments and the third study requests these ratings for adjustments grouped based on their purpose (e.g., emergency kits, hazard information, emergency plans).
When we analyse our results of the airway hyper-reactivity more in detail, we can conclude that individual adjustments for methacholine concentrations per mouse strain are preferable.
Individual adjustments, if needed, were conducted during the 30 minutes after the group portion.
The theme revealed – An on-going individual adjustment – reflects the midwives on-going need to adjust their counselling approach depending on each woman's specific situation.
It then responds with an individual adjustment of several controls, like radio presets or the position of the seat, steering column and mirror.
The In crowd seems to be a young crowd, with a distinct sense of urgency, affluence, hostility, solidarity, and power, and whatever "the In crowd knows," and whatever is being said in the whole new "way of talkin'," the In crowd seems to be making its own highly individual adjustment to the shuffle-wobble realities of its time.
Other factors which affect individual adjustment include income levels, hazard exposure and levels of education.
This can be achieved by the individual adjustment of the incidence angle for each measured diffraction maximum.
