The phrase "adjusters were" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the actions or states of adjusters in the past.
Example: "The adjusters were busy assessing the damage after the storm."
Alternatives: "the adjusters had" or "the adjusters were present".
Typically loss adjusters were arriving within three to seven days after access to properties became feasible.
Contractors and insurance adjusters were busy along the most mangled stretches as state authorities warned anxious owners to beware of fly-by-night exploiters promising instant restoration.
The second contract, for rental-car tickets, was won by Systematic Recovery after two bidders, E.D.P. and Island Adjusters, were found "not qualified". Systematic had the lowest bid.
Art restorers and insurance adjusters were on the scene, taking notes, handing out business cards, offering step-by-step advice — for a price.
And he said claims adjusters were trying to work with people who lacked documentation, by accepting pay stubs or bank statements from some claimants who lacked tax forms.
But Salvatore Castiglione, chief of the consumer services bureau for the New York State Department of Insurance, said public adjusters were "an asset to many consumers," who may not have an ally in their insurance company.
For most conditions, mortality is sufficiently low to be meaningless, and even for conditions with higher mortality organizations often do not perform severity adjustment because of the difficulty of doing so, although increasingly good adjusters are becoming available [ 22].
(Yes, those adjusters are guardian angels).
Adjusters are typically contractors hired by the insurers in the wake of a big storm.
In "free-sprung" watches no regulator index is provided, and the only adjusters are the screws on the balance rim.
Adjusters are still investigating, so no cost has yet been assigned to the restoration, which Mr. Facey estimated could take 18 months to two years.
