The phrase "adjustments for which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific adjustments that are related to a particular context or situation.
Example: "The report outlines the adjustments for which we need to allocate additional resources."
Alternatives: "modifications for which" or "changes for which".
In 1960 she played a different bride, this one from Texas, in the Tennessee Williams play "Period of Adjustment," for which she received a Tony nomination.
Thus, the amount of tax that is treated as shown on A's return is $4,176, i.e., the tax on $23,500 $18,2000 taxable income actually shown on A's return plus $5,300, the amount of the adjustment for which there was substantial authority).
The compilation presented here focuses on root traits, but the same work is possible for any other drought resistance trait such as leaf rolling score, leaf drying score, or osmotic adjustment for which most QTLs from the 1995 2007 period have been compiled in the database.
Each of these factors had little effect individually on the RRs of postmenopausal endometrial cancer, except for current BMI, adjustment for which reduced the RRs to 1.01 per 5 kg m−2 (95% CI: 0.84 1.22) for body size at age 10 years and 1.23 per 5 kg m−2 (1.05–1.43) for body size at age 20 years.
This comparative study may therefore benefit from analyses incorporating vignette-based adjustments (data for which have been collected) that map self-reported health to a common comparable scale in each domain (32, 33).
The models were further reduced, if possible, by removing adjustment variables for which the squared change in the log rate ratio estimate (less adjusted minus more adjusted estimate) was smaller than the change in its estimated variance.
Though stunned to be suddenly out of work when her former employer moved south, Mrs. Zylik did not even apply for the trade adjustment assistance for which she was eligible.
Final multivariate models incorporated adjustments for factors which were different between HBV diagnoses before 1996 and HBV diagnoses in 1996 or later.
To compare the risk of mortality across groups the Cox multivariate proportional hazards model was used with adjustments for factors which could potentially alter the risk of mortality.
Furthermore, additional adjustments for obesity, which also showed a U-shaped relationship with sleep duration, did not attenuate the U-shaped sleep-HbA1c association.
