The phrase "adjusted cost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a cost that has been modified or recalculated based on certain factors or criteria.
Example: "After reviewing the budget, we found that the adjusted cost of the project was significantly lower than initially estimated."
Alternatives: "revised cost" or "modified cost".
Table 2 Basic Parameters of Markov Model Parameter Source Comment Prevalence rates [1],[5] Demography [21],[45],[46] Mortality [27],[31] Age-specific incidence rates [28] Adjusted Transition of stages [29],[32]-[35] ,[32]-[35]iAdjustedlag [47] ADiagnosesherapy options [48] Adjusted Cost [39],[40] Own calaglations based on MoPoTsyo data from Phnom Penh.
The possibly risk adjusted cost of debt is denoted as (r_D).9.9
The demand adjusted cost to sell hydrogen is estimated to be $9.62/kg.
We have adjusted cost for inflation.
To estimate the cost parameters, we derived adjusted cost estimates fitting a generalized linear model (GLM) and performing marginal prediction.
We then used the results of the model to compute the average, adjusted cost of a hospital admission associated with each physician in a given year.
Risk adjusted cost-effectiveness (RAC-E) is a method of analysis for identifying important differences in routinely provided services.
We have developed a novel methodology that uses linked routinely collected data to evaluate the long-term costs and benefits of services for specific conditions provided at alternative hospitals (risk adjusted cost-effectiveness (RAC-E) analysis) [ 2, 3].
This study illustrates a general methodology for the comparative analysis of applied clinical practice at alternative institutions – risk adjusted cost-effectiveness (RAC-E) analysis – with an application that compares acute hospital services for stroke patients admitted to the main public hospitals in South Australia.
The result is that firms' risk-adjusted cost of capital will rise to more normal levels.
The inflation-adjusted cost of buying a new home, by contrast, has risen by 30% over the same period (during the property bubble of the 2000s house prices climbed a great deal further before falling back).
