The phrase "adjustment was associated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate a relationship or correlation between an adjustment and another variable or outcome.
Example: "The adjustment was associated with improved performance in the study participants."
Alternatives: "adjustment was linked" or "adjustment was correlated".
Poorer dyadic adjustment was associated with poorer ventilatory efficiency at rest, although this association during activity was only observed for those patients who were high in anxiety (Blazquez et al., 2012); it is conceivable that patients' anxiety may also be highly correlated with relationship satisfaction.
Poorer adjustment was associated with reappraisals of God's powers, spiritual discontent, and punishing God reappraisals.
In terms of the transactional stress and coping model, stable poor maternal adjustment was associated with higher levels of appraisal of daily stress and palliative coping and low levels of family supportiveness.
Stable good adjustment was associated with lower levels of daily and illness-related stress, palliative methods of coping with stress, and pain coping strategies characterized by negative thinking/passive adherence.
Good psychological adjustment was associated with lower levels of perceived daily stress and stress regarding SCD illness tasks, higher efficacy expectations, less use of palliative coping methods, less use of negative thinking/passive adherence pain-coping strategies, and family functioning characterized by high levels of support and low levels of conflict and control.
A large 2014 study found that the Monday following the spring DST adjustment was associated with a 25percentt jump in heart attacks compared with other Mondays during the year.
Patient stratification and risk adjustment are associated with Current Procedural Terminology codes and primary disease diagnosis is not considered.
In the potato, osmotic adjustment is associated with increased concentrations of sucrose, raffinose, galactinol, pinitol, proline and polyamines [ 11].
No effect of the intervention was detected on victimisation or adjustment scores, although positive changes in adjustment were associated with increased EL.
Surprisingly, however, better maternal and paternal adjustment were associated with poorer HRQOL in the child in the cognitive and social domains.
Physical activity and other adjustments are associated with "improved health-related quality of life" for breast, prostate and colorectal cancer survivors.
