"its adjustments" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the process or act of making changes or alterations to something in order to improve or modify it. Example: After receiving feedback from customers, the company made a few adjustments to its product design to make it more user-friendly.
If Apple only focused on some subset of these methods when making its adjustments, it follows that only some subset of apps would be affected long-term following the change.
That is, when it gets later in the day, the device will automatically make its adjustments.
Chrebet makes the defense pay for its adjustments.
Its low-key charms haven't faded since its opening in 1990, and its adjustments over time have been wise ones.
"The consumer is going to have to support the economy for a while longer until the business sector makes its adjustments," said Tim McGee, chief economist at U.S. Trust in New York.
Mr. McCullough said that the $500 million in revenue that Enron booked from Raptor in 2000 had not been mentioned in the company's quarterly filing as part of its adjustments involving Raptor.
Moody's praised Spain's recent efforts to address its finances, although "its adjustment process will undoubtedly be drawn out and painful".
Anti-austerity protesters may have been flying the red flag in southern Europe, but there were none to be seen in Estonia when it underwent its adjustment.
I believe this comes from traveling alone because, while it was an overall positive experience, it did have its adjustment periods.
"Not only has Italy not requested any extra time to perform its adjustment, but it did not request any financial assistance from the EU or any other international organisation.
If illustrated in the coordinates, when the Fujigaki Sato MDP Procedure evolves far from the origin, it runs more nimbly, while its adjustment speed of public good reduces in the neighborhood of the origin.
