The phrase "adjusted for the effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing statistical analysis, research findings, or any situation where you need to account for a specific variable or influence.
Example: "The results were adjusted for the effect of age to ensure a more accurate comparison between the groups."
Alternatives: "accounting for the effect" or "controlled for the effect".
Adjusted RRs (aRR) for CD4 count category, adjusted for the effect of current age, sex and calendar period as a priori confounders, were calculated.
Adjusted for the effect of the rising dollar, the Japanese stock market is now at its lowest level since early 1988.
As the measure of intelligence was already adjusted for the effect of age and gender, Pearson's correlation analysis was applied to find the association between intelligence and structural connectivity loading coefficient values.
The objective of this study was to assess the effect of age on the febrile response to moderate-to-severe pneumonia in hospitalized patients adjusted for the effect of anatomic site at which the temperature was measured.
The study controlled and adjusted for the effect of being overweight, a factor in Type 2 diabetes, as well as other family, environmental and demographic factors — and diabetes was still shown to have a direct and independent effect.
Fourth, we adjusted for the effect of attrition bias (ICU observation period) by means of Cox regression.
"Over the same period non-food retail sales, once adjusted for the effect of online, mustered growth of 0.7%.
The agreement between delta PaCO2 and delta EtCO2 was assessed by the Bland and Altman method adjusted for the effect of repeated measurements.
The observed HIV prevalence levels in 2008 were adjusted for the effect of antiretroviral treatment on survival.
As no significant differences were found, we adjusted for the effect of birth cohort assuming the effect on mortality is the same for both carriers and non-carriers.
When we adjusted for the effect of statins only, the constrained coefficient ω (offset) in this formula was set to the log of the HR for the effect of statin therapy within the treatment group.
