The phrase "adjustment for pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing modifications or changes made to account for a specific pattern, often in data analysis or statistical contexts.
Example: "The adjustment for pattern in the data allowed us to identify underlying trends more clearly."
Alternatives: "modification for pattern" or "correction for pattern".
To adjust the amount of material used (yarn take-up) we support ''on the fly" modification of (a) local yarn rest-length adjustments for pattern specific edits, e.g., to tighten slip stitches, and (b) global yarn length by way of a novel yarn-radius similarity transformation.
The adjustment for temporal patterns was performed for traffic and for household emissions.
After adjustment for dietary patterns, the associations were no longer significant (P-trend = 0.09 for girls; P = 0.06 for boys).
The hazard ratio for hard coronary events in Belfast compared with in France was 1.76 (95% CI 1.37 to 2.67) before adjustment, and 1.09 (95% CI 0.79 to 1.50) after adjustment for alcohol patterns and wine drinking.
49 57 63 Two of these studies, which lasted about seven years, used time series analysis to study associations between use of alcohol hand rub and clinical outcomes, with adjustment for changing patterns of antibiotic use.
In a large, national, interview-based study conducted in the 1970s, adjustment for reproductive patterns, menopausal characteristics, hormone use, alcohol consumption, body mass index, height, and family history did not entirely account for the relations of income and education to breast cancer risk [ 24].
Compared with staying in the lowest SSB tertile, moving into the highest tertile of SSB intake between 14 and 17 y of age was associated with average increases in BMI of 3.8% (95% CI: 1.8%, 5.7%; P-trend < 0.001) in girls, and this association remained after adjustment for dietary patterns (Table 4).
The expected values of the ORs in order of decreasing magnitude are displayed on the Y-axis in each figure: after adjustment for dense breast pattern RRc = 6; late age at menopause RRc = 4; nulliparity RRc = 2; and serious overweight RRc = 1.5.
As is evident in Table 2, the overall values did not significantly differ before and after adjustment for oppositional asymmetric patterns of shape variation.
After adjustment for age, the pattern of regional difference did not change (data not shown).
