The phrase "adjusting for class and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing statistical analysis or research that takes into account the variable of class, among other factors.
Example: "The study showed significant results after adjusting for class and other demographic variables."
Alternatives: "controlling for class and" or "accounting for class and".
Nevertheless, by adjusting for blood pressure-lowering drugs which include β-blockers and calcium channel blockers, we have adjusted for class II (β-blockers) and class IV (calcium channel blockers) antiarrhythmic drugs—unless these agents were used specifically for arrhythmia and not for lowering blood pressure.
More refined analyses, adjusting for social class and smoking, for instance, and studies focusing on specific chemical exposures are required to further our understanding of the role of contact allergies in the development of cancer.
Even after adjusting for social class and age, those easy-to-reach voters are less Conservative than the "busy" respondents the pollsters have to work hard to chase.
A 2008 study published in the journal Academic Emergency Medicine, designed to gauge gender disparities among emergency room patients complaining of abdominal pain, found that even after adjusting for race, class and triage assessment, women were still 13 to 25 percent less likely than men to receive high-strength "opioid" pain medication.
14 Witkin et al 7 found a significantly increased rate of criminality in 47,XYY (n=12) even after adjusting for social class and intelligence, while the crime rate among KS (n=16) after adjustment was similar to the background population.
A limited number of nesting sites meant that only the first 10 Utensilus plasticus individuals (should be adjusted for class size) to collect 10 marshmallows would reproduce.
To adjust for class imbalance, we applied the Synthetic Minority Over-sampling Technique, which generated new examples of the minority class (those with DKD) using the nearest neighbors of these cases and under-sampled the majority class examples (those without DKD) [ 15].
We used Poisson regression to compare mean numbers of behaviours between cohorts separately for early and late adolescence and for boys and girls (adjusted for social class) and manual and non-manual groups (adjusted for gender).
We adjusted for social class and age and then social class, age and other substance use.
Then Williams claims that none of the studies linking breast milk to reduced rates of ear infections, eczema, obesity and asthma have been adjusted for social class and environment, which is a basic requisite of peer-reviewed research.
