The phrase "adjusted form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a modified or altered version of something, often in contexts like design, data, or documents.
Example: "The adjusted form of the report includes all the necessary revisions and updates."
Alternatives: "modified version" or "revised format".
The nuclear electricity capacity was adjusted form 40 GWe–70 GWe by 2020.
Consequently, we deduced analogous results in the light of the well-known Zipf Mandelbrot law, with the adequate probability mass functions and the adjusted form of the Csiszár functional.
Adj-R 2 is the adjusted form of R 2 for the number of terms in the model; therefore, it increases only if the new terms improve the model and it decreases if unnecessary terms are added.
Less time-consuming is an adjusted form of the method: spot sampling, or 'random observation', where observations are conducted at randomly chosen times across the day (Larson and Verma [1999]: 704).
An adjusted form was developed for this purpose.
A recent paper describing HLA class I expression in colorectal cancer used an adjusted form of this scoring method [ 35].
Thus, to adjust form and content of guidelines to primary care physicians' needs might be one way of improving the implementation of evidence in primary care.
We tested the data collection form and data repository in the first 30 patients, adjusted the form, and then used the revised form for subsequent patients.
But when the women switched to barefoot running or the Vibram FiveFingers, only half of them adjusted their form, as recommended, to a forefoot strike pattern, which entails landing mainly on the ball of the foot.
The ring adjusted its form during activation procedure to a preformed shape with a reduced anterior posterior diameter (Fig. 1B).
Everything needs to be adjusted to form a whole.
