The phrase "adjusted for exchange" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving financial or economic discussions, particularly when referring to adjustments made to account for currency exchange rates.
Example: "The company's revenue figures were adjusted for exchange to provide a clearer comparison with international competitors."
Alternatives: "accounting for exchange" or "factoring in exchange rates".
Sales rose 16.4percentt when adjusted for exchange rate fluctuations, to 2.739 billion francs.
On a recent trip to Britain, I noticed that gasoline was around $8 a gallon, adjusted for exchange rates.
The other two puzzles are to do with prices and currencies: that similar goods often do not cost the same in different countries; and that there are no short-term links between fluctuations in exchange rates and measures of economic activity.Practically identical products often sell at different prices, adjusted for exchange rates, in different countries.
AstraZeneca's full-year revenues for 2008 increased by 7% to $31.6 billion, once adjusted for exchange-rate fluctuations.
Adjusting for exchange rates, Tiffany's holiday sales increased 17% in the U.S., compared with 4% in Asia.
Hermès, which specializes in leather bags and accessories, reported that profit rose 55.2 percent in the first half compared with the period a year ago, and sales increased 20 percent, adjusted for changing exchange rates.
Adjusted for currency exchange rates, analysts expect a 0.5% drop in IBM's sales, compared with the same quarter last year.
Lux Research reported last year that China's nanotech spending, adjusted for current exchange rates, trailed fourth behind the U.S., Japan and Germany in 2005 [Full disclosure: My venture firm Lux Capital is an equity investor in Lux Research].
The increase was almost 9percentt when adjusted for currency exchange-rate fluctuations.
Before being adjusted for foreign-exchange movements, sales gained 8percentto to $832 million $1.32 billionon), from $771 millionn a year earlier.
Presenting its half-year results, the company said net sales dropped 8percentto to 2.3 billion euros ($2.6 billion), from a year ago, while the figures adjusted for the exchange-rate effect rose 3percentt in the first half-year.
