The phrase "adjusted activity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to an activity that has been modified or changed in some way, often to improve performance or accommodate new conditions.
Example: "After reviewing the data, we implemented an adjusted activity plan to better meet our goals."
Alternatives: "modified activity" or "revised activity".
The x-axis is the adjusted time and the y-axis is the adjusted activity.
In England, training of coding staff, regular monitoring of data quality, and a commissioning system that financially reimburses healthcare providers according to case mix adjusted activity will have improved the quality of data completeness and accuracy since the early years of hospital episode statistics.
Unless otherwise stated, the measured phosphorolytic activity of the SW cell lines was adjusted according to the inhibition percentage by TPI, and this adjusted activity was used in the calculations.
Main Outcome Measures: Physical activity by accelerometry; physical performance by gait speed, stair climbing, and chair raising; physical functioning by the Medical Outcomes Study Short Form 36-item questionnaire subscale scores; and maximal and adjusted activity scores of human activity profile.
There is some evidence from a small clinical pilot trial that prolonged AT supplementation with adjusted activity (>120% activity) can modify coagulatory parameters [ 10].
The Adjusted Activity Score (AAS) will be used, calculated by subtracting the number of items listed as "stopped doing" from the highest numbered item listed as "still doing".
For calculation of AUC0 12h, adjusted activities below zero were substituted by zero.
Ninety-nine patients with acute severe LBP examined within 48 h after pain onset were randomized to the treatment advices "Stay active in spite of pain" (stay active group) or "Adjust activity to the pain" (adjust activity group).
At day 1, the step count was 4560 in the stay active group compared to 4317 in adjust activity group (p = 0.76).
At day 7 the step count was 9865 in the stay active group compared to 6609 in the adjust activity group (p = 0.008).
For the responders included in the statistical analyses, 47 patients were assigned to the stay active group (SA) and 52 to the adjust activity group (AA) (Fig. 1).
