The phrase "adjusted cash" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to refer to cash that has been modified or adjusted for certain factors, such as expenses or income variations.
Example: "The company's adjusted cash flow indicates a healthier financial position than previously reported."
Alternatives: "modified cash" or "revised cash".
I'm a free cash-flow man, but Blackstone's cash flow is adjusted cash flow from operations.
The all-cash deal will bring in approximately $50 million in adjusted cash flow after it closes in the next nine months, Morgans Chief Executive Ed Scheetz told Forbes.com.
Brigo et al. (2018) have recently shown that the risk-neutral valuation approach with adjusted cash flows based on a proxy for the risk-free interest rate, which was introduced and studied by Pallavicini et al. (2012a, b), can be formally supported using the replication-based approach in which a proxy for the risk-free interest rate can be chosen in a completely arbitrary way.
Although Computer Associates' income statement guidance was effectively lowered, and billings and adjusted cash-flow guidance was reiterated.
Furthermore, the action of paying early might help the retailer adjust cash flow between the two periods.
Cablevision said that Madison Square Garden would improve its adjusted operating cash flow by about $100 million and that the Wiz retail operations would report negative adjusted operating cash flow of about $35 million.
Cablevision estimated that its Total Telecommunications division, which offers consumer and business telephone and video services, would see revenue growth of 10 and 12 percent for 2001, and an adjusted operating cash flow growth of about 15percentt.
Another sports-related transaction helped Cablevision's adjusted operating cash flow: Madison Square Garden had set aside $30 million to pay the National Basketball Association's luxury tax but did not have to pay it when the league chose not to impose the tax until next season.
Trading at 23-times expected earnings, or 15-times adjusted for cash, Mercury is rated "buy".
On revenues last year of $448 million, UPC's adjusted EBITDA cash flow ran $120 million in the red.
While it's not yet profitable, I expect the company to become profitable this year and to earn 44 cents per share in 2007, adjusted for cash, giving it a 2007 estimated P/E of 34.
