The phrase "adjust for future" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to make changes or modifications in preparation for upcoming events or circumstances.
Example: "We need to adjust for future challenges by implementing new strategies now."
Alternatives: "prepare for the future" or "adapt for upcoming situations".
As well as having to predict their future income, decide whether it is likely to be over £21,000 per year (at today's prices, but adjusted for future earnings growth) and calculate their resulting monthly repayments, students attempting to weigh up whether university is worth the cost must also factor in a means-tested interest rate which varies between 0-3% depending on their salary.
Additionally, the lease should provide how the rental fee will be adjusted for future seasons by what is typically referred to as a rent escalation clause, (i.e., either at a percentage increase such as 3% or tied to an index such as the Consumer Price Index).
This definition of the inconsistency factor is not rigid and can be adjusted for future case studies.
We adjusted for future beverage specific retail price indices using estimates provided by the Home Office (for details see supplementary technical Appendix table 5.3).
Besides modeling the stage-of-change, Smith et al. also adjusted for future relapse of quitters to smoking in the CE ratio.
Once discovered, errors or omissions in instruction can be corrected in class and/or the syllabus can be adjusted for future classes.
The threshold % methylation used here to assign high compared to low methylation is based on >1000 patients but with continuing patient analysis, the cutoff may need to be adjusted for future clinical utility.
When you adjust for projected future losses and writedowns, the I.M.F.
On the 30th meeting of the SBSTA in June 2009 participants recognized that baseline establishment could take into account historic data, national circumstances, drivers of deforestation and if appropriate adjust for expected future emission trends [47].
On the 30th meeting of the SBSTA in June 2009 participants recognized that baseline establishment could take into account historic data, national circumstances, drivers of deforestation and if appropriate adjust for expected future emission trends [ 47].
