The phrase "adjustment to standard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to modifying something to meet a specific standard or criterion.
Example: "The team made an adjustment to standard to ensure compliance with the new regulations."
Alternatives: "modification to standard" or "alignment with standard".
We propose two adjustments to standard measures of the welfare gains from trade: a 'welfarist' correction inspired by the Atkinson (1970) index of inequality, and a 'costly-redistribution' correction capturing the efficiency costs associated with the behavioral responses of agents to trade-induced shifts across marginal tax rates.
The platform aims to provide practical advice for clinicians who lack training in pharmacogenomics, with regard to translating patient's genomic information into concrete clinical advice, such as recommending adjustments to standard dosages.
We refer to them here as simple methods which tend to involve only small adjustments to standard survival techniques.
Possibly the most common error in casting a horoscope is to fail to correct for daylight savings time, or other adjustments to standard time.
The bill that emerged from the House as H.R. 12080, however, did not include any provision relating to an increase in benefit levels or [p504] adjustments to standards of need.
While they served as an invaluable template, several of the WFME standards benefited from adjustments to standards by those participating in the workshops.
The first application makes a relatively minor adjustment to the standard machinery by augmenting the standard model inputs with new features learned from data using an MLP.
In this study, an adjustment to the standard temperature wall function is proposed for forced convective heat transfer at surfaces of typical wall-mounted bluff bodies in turbulent boundary layers, such as the atmospheric boundary layer, at moderate to high Reynolds numbers.
The Cochran Q test was performed, followed by a multiple comparisons correction (McNemar test and Bonferroni adjustment), to compare standard and contrast-enhanced PET (cePET/CT).
