The phrase "adjustments credit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, accounting, or customer service, typically referring to a credit applied to an account due to adjustments made.
Example: "After reviewing your account, we have issued an adjustments credit to reflect the overpayment."
Alternatives: "credit adjustment" or "adjustment refund".
Even with these adjustments, credits for destroying waste gas this year remain the most common type in the United Nations system, which rewards companies for reducing all types of warming emissions.
The discount rate is the rate charged depository institutions when they borrow short-term adjustment credit from their district Federal Reserve Banks.
Upon receipt of the check stubs, the proof will be sent to the employer along with a request for the employer to submit an adjustment crediting the employee with the compensation claimed.
They also say that Saudi Aramco discounts Saudi crude sales to Motiva through various accounting adjustments and credit lines with generous terms.
There would need to be adjustments to "credit in" parents and carers who can't work and also, arguably, the increasing band whose temporary, part-time or zero-hours jobs make for patchy careers.
University officials said the changes would mean more classroom teaching for the college's 65 full-time faculty members, caps and adjustments in credit requirements for majors, and probable reductions in the number of majors and in the approximately 150 adjunct professors now teaching at the college.
Cost adjustments or credits will be applied to your bursar account within seven to 10 business days following the date of the change.
Ronald Wildmann, head of Swiss equity at Bank Leu in Zurich, said that in the first quarter of 2002 "there were some fears that accrual adjustments were credited back" to the profit-and-loss statement, he said.
Adjustment and credit bureaus and collection agencies (Mitchell v. Rogers d.b.a. Commercial Credit Bureau, 138 F. Supp. 214 (D. Hawaii); Mill v. United States Credit Bureau, 1 WH Cases 878, 5 Labor Cases par.
The government's calculations take into account a dizzying array of adjustments and credits, for everything from electric cars, flex-fuel vehicles, energy-efficient air conditioning, and rooftop solar panels.
