The phrase "adjusted outcome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where results or results have been modified or recalibrated based on certain criteria or factors.
Example: "After analyzing the data, we arrived at an adjusted outcome that better reflects the current market conditions."
Alternatives: "modified result" or "revised outcome."
Risk adjustment models [1] enable adjusted outcome comparisons and benchmarks between regions, hospitals, or over time.
FIM-FRG assignments were used to establish case-mix adjusted outcome indicators for the continuum of rehabilitation services.
We prioritise the presentation of studies with clinically measured and adjusted outcome data, but note also the best available evidence for additional key outcomes, largely immediate complications.
To compensate for such confounders, we adjusted outcome models according to the propensity to receive paracetamol and entered paracetamol exposure as a time-dependent variable in our statistical models.
We obtained adjusted outcome values through implementation of a doubly-robust version of the g-computation estimator, a technique rarely applied in oral health research, despite increasingly common use in epidemiology, generally [ 27, 28].
The gender adjusted outcome for APE1 activity (significantly lower activity in the AD group) stood out as particularly compelling since it showed the strongest statistical result relative to any other parameter (R = 0.389, P =.003).
Health related quality of life measurement (HRQL) is widely accepted as an appropriate outcome of surgical care for assessing effectiveness and for risk adjusted outcomes.
Risk adjusted outcomes are designed to control for patient factors and injury characteristics allowing researchers to focus on the system-related variables that can improve the quality of care of the injured patient.
The aim of this review is to highlight the specifics and applicability of two important methods of clinical research and quality assurance: the prospective cohort study and risk adjusted outcomes.
Adjusted outcomes were generated for each of the comparator groups using the least squares means approach.
Adjusted outcomes between patients who were or were not treated with NIV were compared using the paired t test or the Wilcoxon matched paired test as appropriate to compare adjusted outcomes.
