"more adjustments" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in a sentence as a noun phrase, meaning additional changes or modifications. Example: After receiving feedback from the first round of testing, the team made more adjustments to the design of the product.
It is likely, by adjusting for renal function alone, that several more adjustments can be made, as many risk factors, such as hypertension and diabetes, and especially age, covary with renal function both in men and women. 1 6 The difference in adjustments was more pronounced with the CG formula than with the MDRD formula.
Using profitability as the primary performance measure, the study identifies the following outcomes: First, senior managers of a store with a higher proportion of part-time staff made more adjustments and attained slightly higher profitability than junior managers, when all employees accepted adjusted schedules.
And more adjustments are on the way.
There would be no more adjustments for inflation.
If more adjustments are needed, then the public should be vocal".
Between every pitch, batters make more adjustments on their wardrobe than a Fifth Avenue tailor.
So it's possible that more adjustment would be needed to make sense of these comparisons.
Even when you know someone really well, it takes more adjustment than you think and more compromise than you expect.
"We are starting to see more adjustment by the consumer," Mr. Martin said, citing rising savings rates as a threat to demand in the short term.
Just one more adjustment was necessary before he could shoot: he raced into the kitchen and unplugged the refrigerator to silence its hum.
Just when the Cavs believed things were coming together, the huge deal at the deadline caused more adjustment time, and they finished a distant fourth in the Eastern Conference.
