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The phrase "adjusted for splits" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial contexts to indicate that a value has been modified to account for stock splits or similar events.
Example: "The stock price was adjusted for splits to provide a more accurate historical comparison."
Alternatives: "accounting for splits" or "modified for splits".
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He bought shares in April at $63.88, adjusted for splits.
The stock peaked that year at $63.50, adjusted for splits.
Their average cost has been $72, adjusted for splits; the stock now trades at $128.25.
Mr. Gould bought the shares at $13.09, adjusted for splits, in July.
The fund bought shares in October 2000 for $57.52, adjusted for splits.
Since Matalan went public in 1998, its shares, adjusted for splits, are up more than tenfold.
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(Adjusting for splits, the deal came at $3.33 a share).
Whatever their value at the time, the shares have recently traded as high as $150, after adjusting for splits.
After adjusting for splits, G.E. shares traded for an average of $1.39 a share in April 1981 yesterdayy, the stock closed at $49.50, a 35-fold increase.
But last week, Amazon.com hit a two-year low of $9.56 -- within a dollar, adjusting for splits, of where Mr. Cohen, Mr. Blodget's predecessor, said it would land.
RIL used to deliver superb returns: its share price rose from less than 20 rupees in 1991 to 1,610 rupees in January 2008, after adjusting for splits (but not inflation).
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