The phrase "adjusted proportions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes made to the sizes or ratios of elements in a particular context, such as design, cooking, or data analysis.
Example: "After reviewing the feedback, we decided to use adjusted proportions in the final design to better fit the client's needs."
Alternatives: "modified ratios" or "altered dimensions".
After regression models were fit, adjusted proportions of helmet use in each subpopulation for each time period were calculated using predictive margins with covariates held at their observed values.
We estimated adjusted proportions of CS with logistic regression models.
Odds ratios were then back transformed to calculate adjusted proportions for each ethnic group.
Prior to analysis adjusted proportions were calculated using a logit transformation [ 20].
To estimate adjusted proportions or mean changes over time in risk factors and medication general linear models were used with year, age and gender as covariates.
In order to calculate attributable percentage tobacco consumption for each level of education, adjusted proportions were used (adjusted for age, gender, rural/urban residence and family income).
Results were then transformed to obtain an adjusted proportion of patients with ethnicity data provided.
Descriptive analysis was undertaken using RDSAT (version 6.0) to generate adjusted proportion estimates with 95% confidence intervals.
The hospitals' adjusted proportion of defunctioning stomas varied from 0 to 100 %, and there was no significant correlation between the hospitals' adjusted stoma and anastomotic leakage rate.
Figure 2 shows the relation between the hospitals' adjusted proportion (O/E ratio) of defunctioning stomas and their overall anastomotic leakage rate (which varied from 3 to 18 %).
The (adjusted) proportion of HIV-positive women accessing ANC was estimated to be as high as 92 %, 57 % for access to HIV care, and 29%% for coverage with ARV drugs.
