The phrase "adjusted incidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as statistics, epidemiology, or any field where data is being modified or normalized for analysis.
Example: "The adjusted incidence of the disease was calculated to account for population differences."
Alternatives: "modified incidence" or "corrected incidence".
Age adjusted incidence rates are calculated using the World Health Organization (WHO) adjustment ratio.
The sex specific age adjusted incidence was 264 (258–271)/104 py and 187 (181–193)/104 py, for boys and girls respectively.
Incidences are presented as age and sex adjusted incidence density rates, unless specified, using national figures for Sweden in the year 2000 as the standard population.
We compared HRV detection among hospitalized patients and controls and estimated enrollment adjusted incidence.
Adjusted incidence estimates by BED/Ax-AI combined were similar to incidence in the first 6 months of the cohort.
The exposure-adjusted incidence rate was 0.80 per 100-patient-years with sitagliptin and 0.76 with placebo (adjusted incidence rate ratio = 1.01 [95% CI: 0.55, 1.86]).
Adjusted = incidence adjusted to the Swedish population at 1988–1992.
23 Incidence rates, exposure-adjusted incidence rate per 100patient-yearspatient-yearsdifferences (RD) in incidence rate or exposure-adjusted incidence rate between groups (exenatide incidence rate/exposure-adjusted incidence rate – pooled comparator incidence rate/exposure-adjusted incidence rate), and 95% CI around the differences were calculated for adverse events.
Adjusted-incidence (I) for each PSI -except MLM- and hospital were calculated.
The direct method of age adjustment was used to calculate age-adjusted incidence and mortality rates.
The annual age-adjusted incidence is 5.9% for women and 3.4% for men [9].
