"adjust payment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to make a change to an existing payment plan or arrangement. For example, "We need to adjust the payment plan to accommodate the new changes."
Mr. Conrad, who is chairman of the Budget Committee, was furious at the possibility that Congress might adjust payment rates for doctors without offsetting the cost.
Finally, we did not adjust payment amounts for inflation using a general or medical price index (since it may not be appropriate for this particular subset of patients -- in this particular subset of health plans -- who consumed specific healthcare services), and our estimates thus reflect the experience of patients in our sample from 2001 to 2006.
The regional boards would adjust payments so that plans attracting sicker beneficiaries would get more money.
The formula for paying hospitals under Medicare is complicated, but the basic idea is to adjust payments for differences in wage rates in different geographic areas.
Hospitals can continue to provide Medicaid services in their outpatient clinics, and state Medicaid programs can continue to adjust payments to recognize the needs of those facilities.
French banks had already agreed to restrain payouts in a code of conduct in February, when they said they would limit bonus guarantees to 12 months, adjust payments to reflect risks, pay bonuses from profit rather than revenue, and defer some variable compensation.
Coalitions like Higher Ed, Not Debt have pushed for repayment systems that adjust payments to actual income of the people struggling to repay.
Meanwhile, the failure to adjust payments to patients' SES rewards hospitals practicing "case selection" while punishing hospitals doing well in treating the poor.
We calculated patient level HCC risk scores, employing coding algorithms that are used by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to adjust payments for Medicare Advantage plans.
20 21 The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Hierarchical Condition Categories (HCC) score was initially developed to adjust payments to health insurers under the US Medicare Program, but it is also used to adjust mortality and utilization rates for public reports of health quality and outcomes research.
He also noted DECC officials have a "heavy workload" ahead if they are to complete the tariff reviews announced earlier this year, get to grips with the degression mechanism that automatically adjusts payment levels, and work though the new reviews.
