The phrase "adjustment of spending" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes made to financial expenditures or budgets.
Example: "The company announced an adjustment of spending to better align with its financial goals for the upcoming quarter."
Alternatives: "modification of expenses" or "reallocation of funds".
The DCLG's list of "spending power" adjustments for 2015/16 compared with the previous year, released in December, has Hackney suffering most in percentage terms with a 6.3% reduction from £339.1m to £317.6m.
Sian Brooke captures perfectly Jean's wan adjustment to the single life, and the misery of spending her days as a garage-cashier staring at a brick wall.
Even with Russian support, the West cannot underwrite security in the Balkans without a fundamental re adjustment of defence spending.
Considerable uncertainties -- about the progress of the adjustment of capital spending and the rebound in profitability, about the potential for additional revelations of corporate malfeasance and about possible risks from global political events and terrorism -- still confront us.
"Considerable uncertainties -- about the progress of the adjustment of capital spending and the rebound in profitability, about the potential for additional revelations of corporate malfeasance, and about possible risks from global political events and terrorism -- still confront us," Mr. Greenspan said.
Britain's government plans to squeeze three-quarters of its budget adjustment from spending cuts.
And despite the odd bit of good news, such as this week's figures showing that housing starts rose unexpectedly in September and builders' gloom had lifted slightly, the painful truth is that America's housing adjustment probably has a lot further to go.The effect of that adjustment on Americans' spending has yet to be felt.
But viewed in terms of adjustments to spending and revenue required to bring public debt down to safe levels by 2050 (the fiscal gap), those countries do not fare too badly.
The new findings from the Congressional Budget Office and Joint Committee on Taxation represent a mix of adjustments to spending and tax revenue in both directions, with some spending and tax-collection metrics increasing and others decreasing.
Salesforce found that 6% of its workers needed a salary adjustment, and spent nearly $3m to "eliminate statistically significant differences in pay", which affected both men and women.
