The phrase "adjusted outputs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where results or data have been modified or calibrated to meet specific criteria or conditions.
Example: "After analyzing the initial results, we implemented changes to the system, leading to more accurate and adjusted outputs."
Alternatives: "modified results" or "refined outputs".
In Figure 2 the difference between the observed and expected case-mix adjusted output is presented, measured as the percentage of total hospital output in each country.
However, in practice it is difficult to arrive at a sensible adjustment scheme: a researcher who leaves after six months could reasonably be supposed to have an adjusted output twice as high; but a researcher who leaves after six days … should the adjusted output be 365/6, i.e. approximately 60-times as high?
While power demands at receiving buses vary continuously, power balance must be maintained by adjusting outputs of sending generators.
The disaggregation method involves adjusting outputs from the individual-tree model to match predictions from the whole-stand model.
This control is powerful since it can adjust output even if the offset is off by a lot.
Reduced glacial meltwater will also affect the timing of peak flows to many hydroelectric plants, forcing power companies to adjust output seasonally.
Putting production into fewer hands would make it easier to adjust output to cushion the cyclical downturns that have always played havoc with steel makers.
They then adjust output figures to take account of the lower cost of those items in poorer countries a method known as purchasing-power parity (PPP).
The agreement on Saturday, reached at OPEC headquarters in Vienna, was the latest attempt by producers led by Saudi Arabia to adjust output in an effort to influence crude markets.
The two critical cores of hydrogen ICE generator are ignition time control which can precisely ignite air fuel mixtures to make generator output stable power and air fuel ratio control which can adjust output power to satisfy load demand.
A new kind of artificial heart that combines synthetic and biological materials as well as sensors and software to detect a patient's level of exertion and adjust output accordingly is to be tested in patients at four cardiac surgery centers in Europe and the Middle East.
