The phrase "adjustment as noted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are acknowledging a change or modification that has been previously mentioned or documented.
Example: "Please proceed with the project based on the adjustment as noted in our last meeting."
Alternatives: "change as indicated" or "modification as mentioned".
These pay raises were by executive order in accordance with cost of living adjustment statutes, as noted by legal scholar Eugene Volokh on his blog, The Volokh Conspiracy.
⬰ Spending Adjustments - As noted above, raising a child is expensive.
It was assumed that these indices (calculated based on prevalence data for 2005) applied for all years in the period 2009 2040; this was considered to be reasonable given that the required adjustments were small, although (as noted in Maddams et al (2009)) completeness indices for male lung cancer may have been underestimated.
This was unnecessary as the positive E-R trend among surface workers disappeared when adjustment was made for worker location as noted by the authors and observed in Figure 9. Thus it is unclear why the focus off the primary results turned onto the UG workers separately instead of focusing on the total cohort as in the case-control study.
As noted before, a border adjustment policy of green tariffs (BAI) has no alleviating effects on the decline in exports and may even cause exports to decrease further.
The destination-based element, as noted above, leads to "border adjustment," inasmuch as the tax is applied to domestic consumption and excludes goods or services produced at home but are consumed abroad.
As noted before, the lack of further adjustment could result in biased VE estimates, both for ILI and confirmed influenza.
As noted below, in many cases CRDV makes adjustments to the framework adopted by the BCBS.
As noted above, the final assessment made no adjustments for the possibility of cancer at nonliver sites.
