The phrase "adjusting upwards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to increasing a value, estimate, or projection.
Example: "After reviewing the data, we are adjusting upwards our sales forecast for the next quarter."
Alternatives: "increasing" or "raising".
She recommended always mimicking your conversation partner's volume and adjusting upwards only when needed.
Sensitivity analysis for the model was carried out by adjusting upwards by 5%, 10%and20%0% the disease parameter of mortality and morbidity together, costing of milk, meat and live animal and delayed inter-kidding/lambing period.
Sensitivity analysis for the model herd was carried out by adjusting upwards mortality and morbidity together, costing of milk, meat and live animal and delayed inter-kidding/lambing period by 5%, 10%and20%0%and20%
Literature suggests that the shortcomings in the completeness of reporting of parities may be achieved by using the P/F ratio method of the relational Gompertz model for adjusting upwards the underreporting for births, after correcting for defective parities using the el-Badry technique (United Nations 1983, 2004; Moultrie et al. 2013).
"We adjusted downwards 8% and we adjusted upwards 5% so there was inaccurate marking both ways," he said.
Then they saw some positive trends and adjusted upwards".
Human beings evolved "so that they have reference points that adjust upwards as their circumstances improve".
This degradation is especially noticeable, where pH is adjusted upwards to avoid local irritation.
But read the small print: "The strike price could be adjusted, upwards or downwards, in relation to operational and certain other costs".
Eurozone GDP growth, which has suffered a series of setbacks since the financial crash, grew in the second quarter after it was adjusted upwards to 0.4% from 0.3%.
The challenge only relates to the first three months of the cap, before it is likely be adjusted upwards in April.
