The phrase "adjusting costs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to budgeting, finance, or project management when discussing the modification of expenses or financial allocations.
Example: "The team is currently focused on adjusting costs to ensure we stay within our budget for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "modifying expenses" or "revising expenditures."
"We now know that digital adoption accounts for the great majority of our sales decline in the United States, and we are adjusting costs for that reality," Mr. Carp said.
Mr. Hunter, a former insurance commissioner in Texas, said State Farm should balance its new discounts by adjusting costs for liability coverage so that owners of bigger vehicles pay more.
Descriptive statistics for the 1272 claims filed during the study period were calculated after adjusting costs to constant end-of-year 2013 dollars using the Bureau of Labor Statistics Consumer Price Index (U.S. BLS, 2014).
Yet the most specific suggestions — adjusting cost-of-living increases for Social Security and other programs and means-testing Medicare — have come from the White House.
This paper investigates the SCC scheduling problem that involves controllable processing times (CPT) with multiple objectives concerning the total waiting time, earliness/tardiness and adjusting cost.
The ITER management is now adjusting cost estimates and construction schedules to take account of the new completion date.
An International Society of Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research ISPOR Task Forcece on Good Research Practices lead by Drummond, 12 proposed a 4-step algorithmon algorithatthat determines the appropriate methods for adjusting cost-effectiveness estimates based on data availability.
Adjusted SHI expenditures and adjusted costs of formal care as per the regression model differed slightly from the sum of adjusted mean costs in the distinct categories, which results from the stepwise calculation within the two-part model (approach 2).
It adjusted costs of all previous wars for inflation.
Does its experience show that countries can cope with harsh austerity and adjust costs without devaluation?
"If the venture failed, Italian laws make it almost impossible to cut our work force to adjust costs," she said.
