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The phrase "makes adjustments to" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of making changes or modifications to something. Example: The team of engineers makes adjustments to the design of the bridge to ensure its stability.
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The share suspension is necessary while the company makes adjustments to its accounts for last yea, the company said.
All 2001 Corvettes come with Chevrolet's second-generation active-handling system, which senses oversteer or understeer and makes adjustments to help bring the car back into balance.
Van Horn makes adjustments to the market value and cash flow figures to calculate what they would be if a company were all equity financed.
Cash from operations starts with net income and then makes adjustments to reflect the fact that profits don't equal money in the bank.
This feature also automatically verifies that the source device is outputting at full dynamic range, and quickly makes adjustments to optimize it for the home theater setting.
Of course, Apple continually makes adjustments to its App Store algorithms, but it's not as common for it to make a large-scale change that move apps around this much in terms of App Store search results.
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"They're making adjustments to me, and I'm making adjustments to them," Trout said.
I had to make adjustments to the book.
She'd sit making adjustments to the matted wig.
"Periodically we make adjustments to our work force.
He is now making adjustments to his vacation routine.
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