The phrase "adjust the value of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications to numerical values, settings, or parameters in various contexts, such as programming, finance, or data analysis.
Example: "To improve the performance of the model, we need to adjust the value of the learning rate."
Alternatives: "modify the value of" or "change the value of".
DiamondCluster, which is based in Chicago, will take a charge of $3.7 million in the quarter to adjust the value of stakes in two companies.
(Indeed, fixed rates and the common currency have meant countries cannot adjust the value of their currency in response to differing economic circumstances).
Since the rules were changed in 2007, banks in some cases were required to adjust the value of their own liabilities based on market values.
AT&T, the nation's largest long-distance company, said yesterday that it might adjust the value of some assets downward in the wake of its decision to stop seeking new residential customers.
Some economists expect China to move on its own to adjust the value of the renminbi; by delaying the report the administration may be trying to give the Chinese some breathing room to do so.
But as the market deteriorated, and after regulators voiced concerns about valuation methods used by funds, the fund administrators decided to adjust the value of the fund's assets downward, but gradually -- inflicting losses on investors who had already purchased shares in the fund and still resulting in overpayments by new investors, Mr. Geller said.
Therefore, this nonstationarity information can be employed to adjust the values of k in order to optimize the system performance at any time instant.
But there would still be ways to protect the public schools' budgets, either by adjusting the value of the vouchers or restricting eligibility.
That's good news, because the leverage ratio doesn't allow for such accounting sleights-of-hand as adjusting the value of assets for their perceived riskiness.
This caused new customers to overpay for shares and inflicted losses on existing investors when the fund's managers eventually adjusted the value of investments downward, according to the suit.
