The phrase "adjustment efforts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions taken to modify or improve a situation, process, or system.
Example: "The company has implemented several adjustment efforts to enhance employee satisfaction and productivity."
Alternatives: "modification initiatives" or "adaptation measures".
"If that interpretation is correct, the ruling represents a setback to future fiscal adjustment efforts in Portugal".
Michel Camdessus, the head of the monetary fund then, became convinced that countries willing to continue economic reforms had to "count on a more adequate alleviation of the present drag of debt-service payments on their adjustment efforts".
Second, there are increasing concerns about the political resolve to support the adjustment efforts in Europe.
This reasoning is in agreement with the hypothesis that a specific flux distribution at a certain condition might be chosen to minimize adjustment efforts to other conditions, as proposed in [ 17].
"The Eurogroup reiterates its commitment to assist Greece in its adjustment effort in order to address the many challenges the economy is facing," the statement said.
Graduation from the programme will send a very clear signal to markets and international lenders that the adjustment effort undertaken in Ireland, with the support of its European and international partners, has paid off.
It is difficult to calculate the extent of the adjustment effort in advance because details concerning the adaptation do not fully emerge until the actual adaptation is in progress.
In this connection it is also important to pay attention to the composition of the adjustment effort between spending and revenue measures.
Given the limits to very ambitious changes in fiscal targets in the short term, due to inflexibility in the current structure of public expenditures, establishing multi-annual targets for primary balances and/or caps on public spending to GDP ratios would enhance the credibility of the fiscal adjustment effort.
This continuous pressure on an adjustment effort generates overload and psychological suffering which may be expressed by somatic complaints with no organic basis.
This is because by the mid to late 1990s, Ghana's structural adjustment programme efforts had faded with slowed economic growth [ 24] contributing to a reduction in the allocation of government budget to the health sector and hence the subsequent inability to fully implement the directive.
