The phrase "adjustment actually" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to emphasize the reality or truth of an adjustment being made or considered.
Example: "The adjustment actually improved the overall performance of the system more than we anticipated."
Alternatives: "the adjustment indeed" or "the adjustment truly".
This adjustment actually strengthened the associations between PM and fatal CHD in females but not in males.
Individual covariates in the current study only partly explained the association, and multiple adjustment actually increased the hazard ratio.
Furthermore, as shown in appendix figure A5 (Additional file 2), the adjustment actually makes little practical difference to the effect measures in this instance.
We adjusted for multiple dietary and other lifestyle behaviors independently associated with T2DM risk in these cohorts, and such adjustment actually strengthened the results.
The observation that creatinine adjustment actually increased within-person variability and reduced reproducibility in urinary concentrations of phthalate metabolites was unexpected and inconsistent with other studies (Fromme et al. 2007; Hoppin et al. 2002).
(For example, the unemployment rate before seasonal adjustment is actually 9.4percentnot not 9.8percentnt).
But after a brief period of adjustment, Evans actually increased the listening figures to close to 10 million.
The proposal, submitted by K & K Development of Millburn and now pending before the Morristown Board of Adjustment, would actually preserve the mansion.
A spokesperson for Volkswagen said that the procedure for removing the defeat devices was still being developed by experts in Germany and it is still unclear whether the adjustments will actually reduce NOx emissions.
Because CHD risk factors may be on the causal path between exposure and outcome, multiple adjustments may actually be overzealous if the outcome of interest is the magnitude of the association between long working hours and CHD.
As I've discussed in my recent 13-inch MacBook Pro review, the tactile response isn't exactly the same with Force Touch trackpads as it is with the old clicky kind – but after an initial adjustment period, that actually ends up being a benefit, since the 'click' you feel is the same across the trackpad, and produces consistent results (which wasn't always true with the mechanical switch).
