The phrase "social adjustments" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to changes or adaptations made by an individual or group in order to fit into or conform to social norms or expectations. Example: Moving to a new country often requires significant social adjustments, such as learning the local customs and manners.
Any bold new social adjustments will have to wait until all that's out of our system.
The money would not just help refugees but assist Lebanon and Jordan to make the enormous social adjustments required to deal with rapidly expanding populations.
The prime minister wants to halt the public works projects that have favored the core supporters of the ruling party and use that money instead to address the social adjustments that will have to occur for overall economic reform to succeed.
The 2nd one lasts for a longer period and is more difficult to overcome, but people's emotions can be calmed downed via political and social adjustments.
Korean students in particular have shown a remarkable degree of success in making cultural and social adjustments to mainstream American society when their fathers actively assist them with their learning and schooling (Jung & Honig, 2000; Kim, 2008).
During this period, sociology was concerned with practical problems of agrarian inequality and poverty and therefore directed to "solve social problems through reformism and social adjustments" (Cheng and So 1983, p. 475).
Another category that evokes stress is social adjustment, particularly adjusting to university life and separating from family and friends.
Now a junior at Westover in Middlebury, Conn., she says St. Philip's prepared her academically, but the social adjustment took a little longer.
My mum visited me when I was receiving social adjustment training right after I arrived South Korea, and when she saw me, she could not hold back her sobbing.
From "Over by the River": "A child got into an orange minibus and started on the long devious ride to nursery school and social adjustment".
Bryant found the social adjustment difficult, re-assimilating as a black teen-ager used to speaking Italian, in the Philadelphia suburbs, where his parents resettled.
