The phrase "adjustment of estimates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving finance, project management, or any situation where estimates are revised or updated based on new information or analysis.
Example: "The adjustment of estimates was necessary after the new data was received, leading to a more accurate budget forecast."
Alternatives: "revision of estimates" or "modification of estimates".
Exposure to acrylamide was assessed by combining measured airborne exposures with work history information on jobs and duration in each job; adjustment of estimates for potential smoking or time since first exposure to acrylamide did not significantly affect outcome.
Geng et al. suggest that true causal relationship can be assessed through ascertainment of patients status who are lost to follow-up, using a sampling based approach and adjustment of estimates [ 24].
Finally, effects of discarded markers as estimated from multiple imputes ((MI); see Association analyses) tended to show excessively strong shrinkage in comparison with (AD) estimates, with little adjustment of estimates in response to imputation uncertainty (Table S4, Figure S3).
Research on ANC sentinel surveillance has mainly been focused on the role of behavioural data in ANC surveillance [ 13], uses of prevalence data [ 14], coverage [ 15], assessing the trends of HIV prevalence [ 16- 18], comparison between HIV prevalence from ANC and community prevalence [ 9, 10] and methods of adjustment of estimates from ANC surveillance [ 11, 19].
Tests were performed in distribution feeders from a Brazilian power company and the results show satisfactory performance of developed state estimator in respect to adjustment of estimated values compared with corresponding real-time measured quantities.
On or after the earliest date that an amount of credit may be taken into account, such amount may be taken into account through the filing of an amended return, an application for expedited refund, an adjustment of estimated taxes, or other means allowed by such Code.
This makes age-adjustment of estimates rather tricky.
Two authors independently extracted data on study design, location, period of study, patients' characteristics, drug use and how it was assessed, primary outcomes, data of required outcomes, and adjustments of estimates.
The approaches that have been used in variable selection are diverse and plentiful, including stepwise methods (forward selection and/or backward elimination), best subsets regression, shrinkage methods (e.g. ridge regression, lasso), bootstrap adjustments, change-of-estimates methods, and use of directed acyclic graphs and prior knowledge [ 1- 13].
Adjustment of risk estimates for potentially confounding factors did not influence the strength of the relation.
Rolin (2009) and Code (2008) point out that doing so requires not just unilateral adjustment of credibility estimates by hearers, but empowerment of speakers and advocacy on their behalf.
