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"make ongoing adjustments" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to continually changing something to make it better. For example: "We need to make ongoing adjustments to our business model to stay competitive."
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Its customers get this feedback in real-time, which it says allows them to assess service levels and make ongoing adjustments.
Mandatory practice software updates, released quarterly by most of the EPR-companies, required the technical support team to make ongoing adjustments and modifications throughout the study period.
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Where would you even start "tuning" something that is making continuous and ongoing adjustments with every track and environment?
But as this ongoing adjustment has made clear, this journey between two very different wings of American society is difficult to navigate.
He said this reflected "ongoing adjustments in households and enterprises".
China's national energy statistics are subject to ongoing adjustments.
"They make adjustments just like we make adjustments.
"We make our adjustments.
"I'll make my adjustments.
"We'll make some adjustments".
Make some adjustments and send again.
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