The phrase "adjusted regulations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to rules or guidelines that have been modified or changed to better fit a situation or context.
Example: "The company has implemented adjusted regulations to ensure compliance with the new safety standards."
Alternatives: "revised regulations" or "modified regulations".
The government also adjusted regulations to allow it partially to nationalise Spanish cajas, or savings banks, that are undercapitalised by taking equity stakes in them for up to five years.European finance chiefs breathed a sigh of relief as the first bond issued by the euro zone's European Financial Stability Facility was snapped up by eager investors.
In Asia, numerous countries have already adjusted regulations to promote fintech growth, including the largest consumer markets, China and India.
The rezoning also adjusts regulations between Fourth Avenue and Prospect Park West to assure the preservation of low-rise buildings.
And adjusting regulations to give other products, like fruits and vegetables, a more even playing field with products, like corn, that are used in processed foods could be another step.
In the wake of the 2015 refugee crisis, Sweden – a state where the right-to-family-life perspective has otherwise remained particularly pervasive – in an effort to adjust regulations to a minimum EU level, has introduced a temporary law where asylum seekers who are not granted protection as Geneva Convention refugees in principle have no right to family reunification at all.
"Context was lost in what John would acknowledge was a clumsy reiteration of what he consistently said on the campaign trail, namely that we ought to push natural gas enthusiastically and adjust regulations that aren't proven to be efficient or effective.
Barriers to regulatory and educational progress are reported to include insufficient capacity at the level of the nursing and midwifery council, which may lack the information technology or technical assistance required to rapidly adjust regulations to changing practice realities.
Howard A. Shelanski, Adjusting Regulation to Competition: Toward a New Model for U.S. Telecommunications Policy, 24 Yale J. on Reg.
But, whereas advanced economies rarely implement this advice, China and many other developing countries do tend to adjust regulation, including reserve requirements for banks and ceilings on homebuyers' borrowing, counter-cyclically.
Adjusting regulation to relative risks counts for a lot.
WonkBlog notes that after a court blocked Bloomberg's calorie labels, the city adjusted the regulations and got them approved.
