The phrase "adjustment for their" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or changes made for the benefit or consideration of a specific group or individuals.
Example: "The adjustment for their needs was necessary to ensure everyone could participate fully in the program."
Alternatives: "modification for their" or "change for their".
These days I see partners happy to take a salary adjustment for their circumstances".
Well for everybody who meets that with an adjustment for their class background just run a lottery, just pull the names out of a hat.
The changes the Legislature made don't seem like much: there's currently a 2 percent cap in retirees' cost-of-living adjustment for their pension checks instead of the 3.5 percent raise that many of them received before.
Since retirees are not getting a cost of living adjustment for their Social Security benefits next year, I talked to seniors Esther and Don Norbut to see what they thought of the Crescenta Valley Water District's action.
By ANOVA, gains including oncogenes and losses including tumor suppressor genes were significantly associated after adjustment for their false discovery rate with particular clusters (Table S3).
Models of outcomes measured after time 0 were run with and without adjustment for their respective baseline level.
Professor Beckford says many countries are making adjustments for their sizable Muslim prison populations.
What is the proper way to respect older people and reap the benefits of their perspectives while also making adjustments for their possibly diminished abilities?
As chief executive of the former disability charity Radar through the 1990s, Massie fought for accessible buildings and transport and was instrumental in securing the Disability Discrimination Act 1995, which made it unlawful to treat disabled people less favourably and required employers and providers of services to make "reasonable adjustments" for their needs.
The distribution of other risk factors is undoubtedly different than that of current smoking among all participants, but unless markedly different adjustments for their confounding are unlikely to produce large changes in the crude ORs.
As a result, exotic product variants are often sold unprofitably, since dissimilar products are, of course, more expensive than standard variants due to higher adjustment costs for their development.
