The phrase "adjustment of degrees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to modifying or changing levels, measurements, or settings, often in a technical or academic setting.
Example: "The adjustment of degrees in the thermostat is necessary to maintain a comfortable temperature in the room."
Alternatives: "modification of levels" or "alteration of measurements".
Whenever the sphericity assumption was violated, the Greenhouse-Geisser adjustment of the degrees of freedom was applied and the adjusted values are reported.
It allows the adjustment of different degrees of superheating of the melt before the growth process is started.
The increased auto-correlation caused by the filtering was taken into account during statistical calculation by an adjustment of the degrees of freedom.
To decrease the experiment-wise error rate due to the repeated measures design involving multiple dependent variables, Greenhouse– Geisser adjustment of the degrees of freedom was performed.
We used the Huynh-Feldt adjustment to degrees of freedom when appropriate.
Providers who reported ever giving a diagnosis of CFS scored significantly higher on the knowledge factor compared to those who had not although this association was not statistically significant after the adjustment of physicians' degree and practice setting.
The results were unchanged after adjustment for degree of urbanization, type of housing, and factors related to AL in the ESCALE study: birth order, early common infections in childhood (at least one infection per quarter before 1 year of age), maternal pesticide use during pregnancy, and paternal smoking before conception.
In healthy adolescents, C-reactive protein was significantly associated with indices of insulin resistance and components of the syndrome, yet this association was attenuated after adjustment for degree of adiposity, suggesting that obesity possibly precedes the appearance of biochemical markers of enhanced inflammation in the development of cardiovascular risk factors in childhood.
Greenhouse-Geisser adjustments to degrees of freedom, rounded up to the nearest whole digit, are reported where necessary.
