'tweaking' is a correct and usable word in written English
It can be used as a verb meaning to make small changes to something in order to make it better. For example: "The chef kept tweaking the recipe until it was perfect."
He was a master of disguise who loved tweaking the nose of the police.
Starting with his first apprentice pieces in the late 1830s, he had been testing and tweaking the rules of established art practice in a way that frequently piqued his critics and still gives his admirers much to ponder today.
"Some major evolutionary changes would be required to make it more transmissible; not just tweaking around the edges but big changes in the way it behaves.
North's mettle will undergo a more taxing examination on Saturday night when they host Port Adelaide, with Dal Santo almost certain to be sidelined after tweaking his hamstring in the third quarter against Brisbane.
The folksy narrative is very much about tweaking perceptions of Clinton, who has been at the top of the political elite, as first lady, New York senator and secretary of state, for more than two decades.
He would make outrageous claims, like he invented the question mark ... ") As for City Jet's official slogan – "the end to uncivilised travel" – that would now appear to need tweaking for trading standards purposes.
It has plenty of nods to big Whitney Houston-style productions, yet keeps an uneasy edge – Mayberry cooing "I am going to come for you, with everything I have," sounding equal parts infatuated and vengeful, the ambiguity reaching a crescendo over handclaps and tweaking synths.
New Democracy says the existing anti-racism law needs tweaking, not rewriting.
It has cultivated close relationships with its distributors, who are granted exclusive territorial rights.Conquering IndiaMr Babu has copied this approach in India, tweaking it slightly.
Modern systems need far less hand-holding and tweaking.
How about tweaking Eureka 147 to transmit elsewhere on the spectrum?
