The phrase "adjust pricing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes to the cost of products or services, often in a business or financial context.
Example: "In order to remain competitive in the market, we need to adjust pricing for our new product line."
Alternatives: "modify prices" or "revise pricing".
Manufacturers regularly and quickly adjust pricing of G.P.O.
And like airports, the air traffic control system cannot adjust pricing to demand -- charging more at busy times of the day -- or easily try new technologies or techniques.
They must adjust pricing and delivery time requirements so that they can guarantee their garments are produced within legal wage and overtime limits.
The first is the ability to mine data in real time, and use the results to adjust pricing on the fly, for example.
We are already seeing efforts on the part of some governments and regulatory authorities to examine the carbon and water costs of foods and to adjust pricing policies and dietary guidelines for a more sustainable future.
If you were to pull back further to see all of Europe you might find at the end of those roads bold new headquarters of chemical companies which employed deskfuls of economists to monitor subsidy payments and adjust pricing in accordance with any change in them, and laboratoryfuls of people working on genetic modifications which would allow their employers to patent seeds themselves.
Generally, pricing managers also manually adjust prices.
"At least airlines can adjust prices and routes," he said.
"Incentives are a tool to adjust prices," said Tom Libby of J. D. Power & Associates, the car industry research firm.
Shopkeepers would adjust price tags each morning, then again in the afternoon.
But there is judgment in figuring out how to adjust prices of securities not traded in New York.
