"open to adjusting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that you are willing to make changes or adaptations. For example: "I'm open to adjusting the timeline if needed."
Ms. Davis said that the curators would be open to adjusting the work based on visitors' suggested configurations.
Mr. Seliger said that the bill, which he is open to adjusting, "is not designed to be severe or punitive".
The architects said they had consulted with the Horticultural Society of New York and with the Queens Botanical Garden and were open to adjusting their plans.
The exchange between Obama and Clinton began when the senator from Illinois said he was open to adjusting the cap on wages subject to the payroll tax.
Justice Kennedy has shown himself open to adjusting the letter of the law when doing so leads to a more "equitable" result.
In recent days even some of the most outspoken supporters of the program have said they are open to adjusting it.
However, the parties left the door open to adjust the terms before the deal is signed Wednesday, including the possibility of a shorter contract, according to a person familiar with the talks.
St Andrew's, the home of golf and host to this year's Open Championship, may be the oldest and best known but leading American golfers such as Tiger Woods and Mark O'Meara come to Waterville in the week before the Open to adjust their games to the peculiar demands of the links game.
The system is drawn in Figure 15 to be as brief as possible, and is open to adjust and expand.
In a building designed for air-conditioning, blowers are sometimes hard to turn down without compromising air quality, and windows often can't be opened to adjust temperature.
The wheels spin when the clock is wound, and various compartments open to set the clock and adjust the barometer.
