The phrase "adjustment measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where changes or modifications are being made to improve a situation or to adapt to new conditions.
Example: "The government implemented several adjustment measures to address the economic downturn."
Alternatives: "corrective actions" or "modification strategies".
Olli Rehn, the EU's economics commissioner, has said that they must include sector-specific adjustment measures.
Unable to accept this drift, the finance minister, Joaquim Levy, resigned in December after failing to win support for his fiscal adjustment measures.
"If Greece does not implement the necessary difficult reforms and adjustment measures step by step itself, then it's a mission impossible," Mr. Schäuble said.
Yet as they note, the extremely complex Uruguay round triggered no special adjustment measures, even though it will have a far greater effect on the American economy than NAFTA, which did prompt such measures.
In a first, the ministers are to discuss Greece's debt load – which at more than 180% of GDP by far the highest in Europe – in addition to fiscal adjustment measures that could amount to 5% of GDP if contingency reforms are taken.
It may be that in some cases the sound remedy for a deficit (or surplus) is to adopt adjustment measures such as those discussed above, bearing upon current items, rather than taking the easier way of adjusting capital movements to the de facto balance on current account.
Uncertainty regarding the legislatures approval of fiscal-adjustment measures clouds the countrys outlook.
Our analysis shows that energy-saving technologies and structure-adjustment measures are the most favoured options in terms of co-control effectiveness and cost-effectiveness, while end-of-pipe control measures are the least preferred.
Demographic and socioeconomic variables are included as risk-adjustment measures in most observational studies.
Risk-adjustment measures based on these comorbidities might not produce consistent results for RAI-MDS and administrative health data, which could affect the conclusions of studies about health outcomes and quality of care across facilities.
To ensure these measures can be fairly compared across LTCFs, it is important to use risk-adjustment measures based on comorbid conditions, which account for underlying differences in resident populations.
