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The phrase "adjustment would have" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing hypothetical situations or past events that did not occur, often in conditional sentences.
Example: "If we had more time, the adjustment would have been easier to implement."
Alternatives: "the modification could have" or "the change might have".
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Due to a small sample size, the multivariable models were only adjusted for the surgery type; additional adjustment would have led to over-adjusted models.
An adjustment would have cost about $250, money she didn't have.
The rear wheels, in addition to longitudinal height adjustment, would have lateral adjustment as well.
I suspect that by necessity, my adjustment would have been healthier if I knew the bag was to be permanent.
This seemingly technocratic adjustment would have the effect of cutting taxes on investment by quite a bit.
Still, he said, the adjustment would have increased a customer's usage for the month by only about 3 percent.
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I think Viv could have adjusted to the 20-over format – in fact very few adjustments would have been necessary.
What workplace adjustments would have meant the most?
Those adjustments would have to be as much on Ewing's part as anyone else's.
But everyone involved with this new hall expected that adjustments would have to be made.
Essentially, that interview established that the expense transfers were not handled as normal accounting adjustments would have been.
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