The phrase "adjusted methodology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a modified or revised approach or method in a particular context, such as research or project management.
Example: "After reviewing the initial results, we decided to implement an adjusted methodology to improve our outcomes."
Alternatives: "revised approach" or "modified method."
But Zanda Lynn, a managing director at one of Moody's competitors, Fitch Ratings, said that while her agency had not adjusted its methodology for rating bonds, it, too, lost business after warning in April that defaults on loans issued this year were likely to increase 15percentt over their 10-year term.
British pollsters adjusted their methodology in the wake of the '92 elections, but some pundits believe the phenomenon continues and is inflating Labour support in opinion polls.
Relative virus accumulation was calculated using efficiency adjusted ΔΔCt methodology, incorporating the reference transcript to control for variation in loading [37], [38].
For health equity and food 'sovereignty', in contrast, we adjusted our methodology to focus on identifying a smaller number of existing interventions.
Although there is evidence that some researchers investigating theatre time usage have adjusted utilization methodology to account for overtime [ 19] there is little evidence that this is being performed in NHS Trusts.
Compete and Quantcast have regularly adjusted their methodologies after the fact.
Darwin teaches us that – in an effort to make sure that your work does not go the way of the dodo – it's essential to adjust your methodology and anticipate arguments in order to survive.
But in the end, Algeria advanced but South Korea did not.With the benefit of hindsight, would you adjust the methodology at all?
"The department adjusts the methodology of the progress reports periodically to account for changes in school performance, new information and new ideas about how to measure school quality, all in order to produce the best possible instrument for the current year," the school system's chief academic officer, Shael Polakow-Suransky, wrote in a letter to the comptroller's office.
As your business grows, you may need to adjust your methodology and unify the systems your team members are using.
