The phrase "adjust the compensation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you need to modify or change the payment or remuneration for a service or job.
Example: "After reviewing the market rates, we decided to adjust the compensation for our employees to remain competitive."
Alternatives: "modify the salary" or "revise the pay".
Justice Lehner did not specify a salary amount, but instructed the Legislature to proceed "in good faith to adjust the compensation payable to members of the judiciary," and to consider compensating judges for salary shortfalls in previous years.
If Citigroup ignores the vote, the bank could face a number of pressures that may subsequently force the financial firm to adjust the compensation of its chief, Vikram S. Pandit, above, and other executives anyway.
In the unilateral and single-channel case, the adaptation of the (single) AFC filter tries to adjust the compensation signal (the filter output) to the (single-channel) acoustic feedback signal.
However, in the event of a highly complex procedure, a reorganization of the firm or a preparation of an insolvency plan, the insolvency court can individually adjust the compensation parameters (Sec. 3 InsVV and Haarmeyer et al. (2007), to Sec. 3, Note 8 et seq).
(AP) — Billionaire Warren Buffett says Coca-Cola can easily adjust the compensation plan he has called excessive, and he defended the quiet way he handled his objections.
Control samples were used to adjust the compensation of fluorochrome overlap: unstained, single stained, fluorescence minus one, and isotype controls.
HubSpot is still a young and growing company, and we may have to adjust the sales compensation formula again as the business evolves.
Companies may choose to adjust the prepaid-compensation account to fair value instead of the paid-in capital option account.
Should they adjust the company's compensation system to encourage some set of behaviors?
The Vantage system allows us to adjust the time gain compensation (TGC) at different depths so that the strong skin signals caused by bright-field illuminations can be attenuated.
