The phrase "adjustment to the value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing changes or modifications made to a specific value, such as in financial reports or data analysis.
Example: "The adjustment to the value of the assets was necessary to reflect the current market conditions."
Alternatives: "modification of the value" or "change in the value."
Still, the story behind the $6.23 billion profit was mostly a tale of one-time gains from accounting changes and asset sales, including $4.5 billion from positive adjustments to the value of its outstanding debt, a $1.7 billion accounting gain on the perceived riskiness of its debt and a pretax gain of $3.6 billion from the sale of half its stake in China Construction Bank.
Adjustments to the values of the strain-rate sensitivity or a state variable representing the geometric structure of powder compacts resulted in good agreement between hybrid model predictions and measurements.
Also, when making simulations to determine the availability of systems with sequential rejuvenation, we shall actually simulate 〈n−k,f,0〉 instead of 〈n,f,k〉, which is equivalent, after doing the necessary adjustments to the values r and Δ. Fig. 9 State diagrams of sequential rejuvenations with k=0, under optimal sequential attack.
Where the local water management and harvest timing practices are known to deviate from the typical values presented in Table 12, then the user should make some adjustments to the values for Kc end.
The relative impact of climate on Kc mid is illustrated in Figure 32 where the adjustments to the values from Table 12 are shown for various types of climates, mean daily wind speeds and various crop heights.
Adjustment to the p value for multiple comparisons was performed using the Dunn-Šidák correction method.
Where applicable, the Bonferroni multiplicity adjustment to the P value considered statistically significant is given [ 23, 24].
The overall fit to the model was assessed using the item-trait chi-square interaction statistic, with a Bonferroni adjustment to the probability value.
