The phrase "adjustment upward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an increase or improvement is being discussed, such as financial reports or performance evaluations.
Example: "The company announced an adjustment upward in its revenue projections for the next quarter."
Alternatives: "increase adjustment" or "upward revision".
(5) Inseason adjustment, upward or downward, to the specifications for longfin squid, as specified in paragraph (e) of this section.
On Oct. 16, Interpublic announced that a continuing investigation had forced an adjustment upward to a figure "not expected to exceed $120 million".
A report that is being released by ZenithOptimedia in London just after midnight on Wednesday gives two reasons for the adjustment upward.
The only budgeting decision that the governor and lawmakers typically make each year is whether to grant the homes an inflation adjustment upward.
For employment adjustment, upward adjustment cost is about 5.9% of revenue, whereas the downward adjustment cost constitutes about 8.2% of revenue.
The federal guidelines established ranges of mandatory penalties for the gamut of crimes, and included adjustments upward or downward based on many factors, including the defendant's criminal history and characteristics of the offense.
For the model with the average-wage adjustment only, upward and downward adjustment costs make up, respectively, about 0.8%and3.5%5% of revenue.
The initial convective adjustment causes upward eddy fluxes of heat and material.
June is the month when the seasonal adjustments call for the largest upward adjustment in private sector jobs, as students find summer work.
Gross says, however, that even a steep rate cut wouldn't necessarily fix the mess because it wouldn't halt upward adjustments on adjustable rate mortgages.
Gross said Thursday, however, that even a steep rate cut wouldn't necessarily clean up the mess because upward adjustments on adjustable rate mortgages would continue.
