The phrase "adjustment principles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to guidelines or rules for making changes or modifications in various fields, such as finance, psychology, or engineering.
Example: "The adjustment principles outlined in the report provide a framework for effectively managing changes in project scope."
Alternatives: "modification guidelines" or "adaptation rules".
Health reform warrants similar means-adjustment principles.
Consequently, directly merging genotypes from either ancestrally divergent populations or those that have undergone varying degrees of admixture using traditional association testing frameworks (such as global ancestry adjustment using principle component or multi-dimensional scaling) to adjust for population substructure does not sufficiently control for the risk of confounding [ 77, 81, 89, 90].
Economists at both ends of the economic spectrum have argued that border adjustment, in principle, might work to the advantage of both shareholders and workers.
Enrico Berlinguer, who led the party from 1972 until his death in 1984, became one of Europe's leading proponents of Eurocommunism, or "national communism," which advocated the flexible adjustment of communist principles to national or local needs and conditions.
Moreover, with data from routine evaluations, this adjustment should in principle be based on both observed marker genotypes and observed phenotypes, but until now this has been overlooked.
Although this is a randomised controlled trial and therefore in principle adjustment for other variables is not needed, we did perform analyses where adjustments were made for study center and for those factors that were imbalanced at baseline (gender, chest pain, hypertension).
Although being less reliant on banking might be good for the U.K. in principle, the adjustment would be brutal.
In "White House Burning," James Kwak and I proposed one way to do this – phasing in a fiscal adjustment based on the principle that revenue should return to where it was before the Bush tax cuts.
In principle, risk adjustment will cause insurers to price coverage based on the average risk of the population.
