"necessary adjustment" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to making changes or modifications that are needed or required. You can use this phrase when discussing any situation where changes need to be made in order to achieve a desired outcome or goal. For example: - "In order to improve efficiency, some necessary adjustments will need to be made to our current workflow." - "After analyzing the data, it became clear that a necessary adjustment to our marketing strategy was needed." - "The new machine requires some necessary adjustments before it can be used for production." - "We apologize for any inconvenience, but due to unforeseen circumstances, a necessary adjustment had to be made to the event schedule."
Esther Dyson, a technology investor and guru who sits on 23andMe's board of directors, said that the employee cutbacks were part of a necessary adjustment.
This is accomplished by expressing the test as an instance of HSIC and by making the necessary adjustment on the mapping function applied.
In the same way I think the triumph of practical compromise that ushered post-dictatorship Spain into the European Union must offer the model for necessary adjustment — including possible constitutional reform — and the bulwark against fracture.
The challenge from the methodological point of view when using VBM for group comparisons is the necessary adjustment for regional and global volume differences.
The purpose of IMF aid is supposedly to make any necessary adjustment easier, not worse.
(The one exception was health centre IV facilities in districts lacking hospitals, where the health centres often function as hospitals, with higher workloads but without a corresponding and necessary adjustment to staffing norms).> Examining Table 5, the LG norms for the nurse and midwife cadres at health centre II facilities are in basic agreement with the WISN averages.
Caprice, whether in the form of apparently arbitrary fines (of the sort New York specialises in), loopy taxes and rules on pay (the European Union) or constant regulatory tinkering (just about everywhere), only slows the necessary adjustment.
Financial advisers say some of the new skepticism is a painful but necessary adjustment to the late 1990's, when many investors came to expect 20percentt annual returns from Wall Street.
Considerations along these lines have lead treasury secretary Timothy Geithner to note that current economic developments "will bring about the necessary adjustment in exchange rates" without any need for further intervention by policymakers.What has not entered this policy discussion, however, is that the trade deficit with China arose for a reason, namely that Chinese goods are dirt cheap.
Janet Yellen, the Fed's current vice chairwoman, convinced Alan Greenspan more than 15 years ago, when she was serving an earlier term on the Fed, that setting zero inflation as a target was a bad idea that would complicate the necessary adjustment of relative prices in the economy.
This is a painful but necessary adjustment.
