The phrase "adjustment for more" is not standard and may be unclear in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing modifications or changes that lead to an increase in something, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The adjustment for more resources was necessary to meet the project's demands."
Alternatives: "increase adjustment" or "modification for additional".
He said he had been battling for his cost-of-living adjustment for more than two years, to no avail.
The star said she found her new role an adjustment for more than just cultural reasons.
However, future research should employ prospective studies with adjustment for more confounding factors.
Adjustment for more finely divided age categories made no difference in the estimates of association.
Macroeconomic imbalances continue to characterize many economies, even those... that have been engaged in adjustment for more than a decade.
However, the real relationship between obesity, BMI and RA risk should be conducted in a large RA cohort with adjustment for more confounding factors.
Then, we proceed with identifying the determinants leading to such positive debt dynamics - cyclically adjusted primary deficit, snow-ball and stock-flow adjustments (for more details on the definitions, see European-Commission 2009).
Rand McNally & Company -- maker of the widely used travel companion, the Rand McNally Road Atlas -- has been making these kinds of adjustments for more than 140 years.
Future studies are needed to uncover reasons for regional variations and should use age-adjustment for more informative comparisons across ethnic groups.
Future studies are needed to uncover reasons for regional variations, and should include age-adjustments for more informative comparisons across ethnic groups.
The model is capable of adjustments for more informed spatial matrices when prior information is available, such as likely walking distances for the children.
