The phrase "undergoing adjustments" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to describe something that is changing, often in the process of being improved. For example: The company's new manufacturing processes are currently undergoing adjustments to increase efficiency.
A proposed memorial for the victims has drawn little of the money it needs, and the final design is undergoing adjustment.
"Political differences within economies undergoing adjustment and among economies providing support have impeded achievement of a lasting solution," the I.M.F. said.
Ideally the patient-provider relationship also undergoes adjustments as the family transfers healthcare decision-making from the parent to the youth.
If adjustment for incomplete follow-up is applied to RCT data, both arms should undergo adjustment so as to not bias the comparison.
Very importantly, most of the published data did not undergo adjustment for multiple independent predictors, thus interpretation and comparison with our results is difficult.
By 1990-91 almost 60% of America's workers were in industries undergoing structural adjustments.
However, management practices are the subset of agile practices undergoing major adjustments and even being abandoned, like the estimation techniques.
Stemming from the 1988 reform of structural funds, several LEADER programmes have developed continuously, undergoing various adjustments and growing in importance in the scope of rural policies, until they became integrated in rural development programmes in the past and in the current period.
For the present study, the existing network of health facilities has undergone adjustments considering logistic factors, resource issues, and the availability and motivation of collaborating facilities.
