The phrase "adjustment account" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to refer to an account that is used to adjust or correct entries in financial records.
Example: "The accountant reviewed the adjustment account to ensure all discrepancies were properly addressed before finalizing the financial statements."
Alternatives: "reconciliation account" or "correction account".
From July to December 2010, he moved about $900,000 from Citigroup's interest expense account and about $14.4 million from Citigroup's debt adjustment account to the bank's main cash account.
These statistical methods, known as case-mix or risk adjustment, account for patient-related factors that are above and beyond the immediate control of healthcare professionals.
The adjustment accounted for associated differences in photosynthetic activity.
This error adjustment accounts for the factors that could get in the way of total success.
Interventions related to renal dosing adjustment accounted for 502828 %) of interventions.
Special bias corrections for downward shortwave radiation are applied through dynamical adjustment, accounting for localized elevation and topographic effects.
In this method, the wealth adjustment accounts for the changes in housing units wealth per housing unit rather than per capita.
This AI Servo adjustment accounts for camera movement forward and back, a typical occurrence when moving in close for a macro shot as photographers rock back and forth, or a flower blows in the wind.
Regression adjustment accounts for the non-random assignment by modeling the outcome (neonatal deaths in this case), ipw models the treatment assignment process and not specify a model for the outcome.
This adjustment accounts for the differences in total P450 content between different microsomal preparation and allows a comparison across species.
For instance, in the NKI2 data set, ER-α adjustment accounted for 5.9% of the total variance versus 4.6% explained by proliferation genes.
