The phrase "adjustment to correct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to making changes or modifications to rectify a situation or error.
Example: "The adjustment to correct the alignment of the machinery was necessary to ensure optimal performance."
Alternatives: "modification to rectify" or "change to fix".
The best chance for accuracy, officials here and in other major cities said, is a statistical adjustment to correct any undercount.
This paper discusses signal level adjustment to correct the effect of the asymmetry due to the bias, and partial feedback linearization to mitigate the nonlinearity in the electrostatic force due to the membrane displacement.
We cannot force countries to harmonize the school entry age, but we can make adjustment to correct for observed differences.
Bonferroni adjustment to correct for an inflated Type 1 error rate (i.e.,.05÷12 comparisons) yielded a significance level of p = .004.004
"If our net interest margin is down in a certain category, we can immediately drill down into the data, see what the issue is, and then quickly make an adjustment to correct it," says Neil Martucci, senior vice president and controller at ConnectOne Bank.
We used the conservative Bonferroni adjustment to correct multiple grid-point comparisons.
Without statistical adjustments to correct for baseline trend, Type I errors greatly increased as baseline trend increased.
The bureau must be allowed to use reliable scientific methods, like statistical adjustments to correct for expected undercounts of racial and ethnic minorities, in compiling final figures.
"We echo the sentiments of the Honourable Robert Mugabe, who said in 2000: 'The killings and atrocities that took place in Matabeleland in the 1980s were reckless and unprincipled.' It was wrong and both sides were to blame," says Kweli. "To his credit, at least he was man enough to admit where he was at fault and make public adjustments to correct the wrong.
"We echo the sentiments of the honorable Robert Mugabe, who said in 2000: 'The killings and atrocities that took place in Matabeleland in the 1980s were reckless and unprincipled.' It was wrong and both sides were to blame," says Kweli. "To his credit, at least he was man enough to admit where he was at fault and make public adjustments to correct the wrong.
