The phrase "adjusted as per" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something has been modified or changed according to specific guidelines or requirements.
Example: "The budget has been adjusted as per the new financial regulations set by the government."
Alternatives: "adjusted according to" or "modified in accordance with".
When cutting, the depth of the saw was adjusted as per the widths of the surgical device and the bone, as measured during the surgical simulation.
The clustering result is adjusted as per the semantic relationship between the theme and characteristic, realizing a balance between data and attribute clustering.
The depth of the saw was adjusted as per the widths of the surgical device and bone, measured during the surgical simulation, so that a clean cut of the chin bone was achieved, without lingual soft tissue damage.
pH of the sample was analyzed before and after treatment using the pH meter and adjusted as per the design by adding 0.1 N HCl and 0.1 N NaOH.
The p value is adjusted as per Bonferroni's correction to account for multiple looks at the same data.
To make R of the single and double exponential fit directly comparable, and therefore determine which describes Y most reliably, R is adjusted as per Eq. (10).
Platinum measures were adjusted as relevant to per mg of protein and μg of DNA before comparisons between treatment groups were made.
For the step-up population (n = 9169), mean total health care costs per person, (adjusted) as compared with MDIs, were £1 higher (95% CI: −27.28 to 31.55) for BAIs and £73 higher (95% CI: 44.48 to 103.29) for DPIs.
The number of cans of Polydol per day is adjusted as a function of the time course of the chemotherapy in order to optimise the patient's compliance with the diet while maximising the depletion of polyamine at the time of oxaliplatin administration (figure 1).
