The phrase "adjust fares" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes to pricing for services, particularly in transportation or travel industries.
Example: "Due to rising operational costs, the company has decided to adjust fares starting next month."
Alternatives: "modify prices" or "change rates".
One general conclusion that can be drawn from cross-country comparisons of labor market responses to the economic crisis is that countries with existing policy measures to quickly adjust fare relatively well.
If the industry cannot pick up the revenue pace through the end of the year, the airlines will end up at their lowest level of revenue per mile since 1987 -- and that is before adjusting fares for inflation.
Competing airlines see these sales the next morning and adjust their fares accordingly, and final sale pricing hits reservations systems at 3 p.m. Eastern Standard Time.
Amtrak adjusts fares depending on demand and the length of advance booking.
Dave Smallen, a spokesman for the department's Bureau of Transportation Statistics, said there had been discussions about ways to collect additional information about fees from the airlines, but there were no plans to adjust government fare data to reflect the new à la carte pricing for flights.
However, the PUC order granted Greyhound flexibility in adjusting its fares to raise up to $5.7 million more in gross annual revenue.
"We continue to expect that lower fuel costs will be beneficial for our customers as fares adjust," she said.
"EasyJet expects that lower fuel costs will be beneficial for its customers as fares adjust," it said.
Flying in the United States is still a super bargain (just look back at prederegulation fares and adjust for inflation).
To that end, he has begun looking for ways to adjust his company's fare system.
