The phrase "adjusted properties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where modifications or changes have been made to certain characteristics or attributes of an object, system, or dataset.
Example: "The adjusted properties of the material improved its overall performance in extreme conditions."
Alternatives: "modified attributes" or "altered characteristics".
"Notwithstanding a challenging environment in the VIP and premium mass gaming segments, we delivered $711.2m in adjusted property [earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization] across our property portfolio," Adelson said.
This revaluation adjusted property values to market prices, ensuring that taxes are equitably allocated.
Spray rate also has crucial role in adjusting properties like band gap of the films.
The composite films can be used in different packaging applications by adjusting properties with additives.
"Since nanoparticles started to be implemented in the first prototype devices, people have asked what's going on at the surface and how we can adjust properties by changing the organic molecules on the surface," says Zherebetskyy.
However, tailoring and adjusting properties of the constituent materials is another dimension that can enhance the performance, provide design flexibility, and allow new physics to be explored with these devices.
Use the toolbar at the top of the editor to adjust properties of the text.
You can adjust properties by typing the instance, followed by a period ".", followed by the property, followed by the value: enemy.x = 150; This affects the position of the enemy object on the X-axis.
In "ordinary" cases, states have a wide discretion to adjust property titles in pursuit of social and economic justice.
UHY Hacker Young, the accountancy firm that obtained the data, says HMRC raised an extra £88m from challenging and "adjusting" property valuations in 2011-12, up from £70m in 2010-11.
