The phrase "adjust the benefit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing modifications or changes to a benefit, such as in a business or policy context.
Example: "We need to adjust the benefit to better meet the needs of our employees."
Alternatives: "modify the benefit" or "revise the benefit".
"What's going on in Wisconsin is not simply an attempt to adjust the benefits or co-pays or health plans," said Theda Skocpol, a political science professor at Harvard University.
The legislation raises benefits by creating a minimum payment that's 25percentt greater than the federal poverty level as well as modestly adjusting the benefit formula so that more of a person's pre-retirement income will be replaced.
"What they should be doing is fixing the trust fund by raising the threshold for contributions and adjusting the benefits," said Denis M. Hughes, president of the New York State A.F.L.-C.I.O.
But there also need to be clear limits on how far governments can go in adjusting the benefits that current workers may accrue in the future.
It is time for Congress to adjust the Social Security benefit formula to make sure that neither unintended windfalls nor penalties take place.
We do not adjust the DI benefit amount by worker's compensation because in some states, DI is offset by worker's compensation and in other states, worker's compensation is offset by DI.
The selection decision is made through Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), with an inherited flexibility that aims to allow end users to adjust the expected benefits accordingly to their respective and global priorities.
Adjust the alternative benefits package, as needed.
Shadow Welsh Secretary Owen Smith said Labour would seek to adjust the formula to benefit Wales, what he called "Barnett Plus" - which may sound like a vitamin supplement but may be easier to explain than the "Barnett floor".
Researchers adjust the costs and benefits of this game, as well as the number of times people play each other.
