The phrase "adequately adjust" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to make sufficient changes or modifications to something in order to meet specific requirements or conditions.
Example: "In order to improve the system's performance, we need to adequately adjust the settings based on user feedback."
Alternatives: "properly modify" or "sufficiently adapt".
However, interpretation of any change in risk adjusted mortality would need to take into account the possibility of random error or failure of risk adjustment to adequately adjust for changes in case mix and illness severity.
This also suggests low wages may be the culprit, since the relatively flat pay structure in the NHS does not adequately adjust wages in high cost areas (there is an adjustment, but it is small compared with London housing costs, for example), driving nurses away [ 29].
Employers and graduate schools may not adequately adjust for the competition.
And some economic statistics may have overstated the decline because they did not adequately adjust for the severe winter.
In healthy conditions, descending supraspinal commands continuously tune the dynamics of these circuits to ensure that movement-related afferent inputs adequately adjust gait patterns4,5,6.
Because the analysis of these data often leads to a retrospective cohort design, it is essential to adequately adjust for lack of balance in patient characteristics when making treatment comparisons.
While these results are encouraging, limitations in adequate measurement of this quality metric including defining RDS using administrative data, adequately adjusting for severity of illness, and accounting for care received prior to transfer preclude us from establishing the validity of this measure as a marker of neonatal quality of care.
PID parameters are adequately adjusted corresponding to the nonlinear properties.
They question whether he adequately adjusted the data for differences in income and parent education level.
Although you can control for these in analyses, you can never be sure you've adequately adjusted for them.
Polling blog Number Cruncher Politics raised the possibility that polling methods had not adequately adjusted to the new era of politics.
