The phrase "adjusted charts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to charts that have been modified or altered to reflect new data or changes in information.
Example: "The adjusted charts clearly illustrate the impact of the recent policy changes on our sales figures."
Alternatives: "modified charts" or "revised charts".
The central line of the patient-risk-adjusted chart was constant and was determined based on the overall mean operative time, while the central line value of the fully adjusted chart varied and depicted the adjusted performance curve of surgeons as a function of their previous experience that was previously generated from the training dataset.
The agreement between the patient-risk-adjusted and fully adjusted control charts in detecting operative time variations over surgeons' career was very low (table 3, κ=0.29 (95% CI 0.11 to 0.47), indicating the significant effect of adjusting operative time for surgical experience.
The t chart and adjusted t chart, with probabilistic control limits, are suitable alternatives to monitor the mean time between failures.
The aim of this paper is to explore the performance of the t chart and adjusted t chart using three metrics, two unconventional.
We also statistically adjusted the charts for extra-Poisson varition due to unmeasured case mix.
We present the results of this research endeavour as a proof-of-concept of the potential value of adjusted control charts over more traditional methodologies in performance monitoring.
20 21 We believe that when appropriately adjusted, control charts may offer similar benefits in the sphere of surgical efficiency and performance.
In the context of experienced surgeons, fully adjusted control charts provide a sensitive and timely means of identifying deviations from expected benchmarks, permitting a prompt investigation or intervention to improve the respective surgeon's performance.
Fully adjusted control charts were shown to offer an accurate and perceptive means of interpreting trends in a surgeon's efficiency, identifying outlying or anomalous units and providing early warning of divergence from the cohort mean.
15 17 Finally, although we adjusted control charts for patient characteristics and surgeon individual experience, there may be other factors, such as non-technical skills, teamwork and resident involvement which need to be accounted for to enable a better interpretation of performance.
