The phrase "adjustments may increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the potential effects of changes or modifications on a particular outcome or metric.
Example: "After reviewing the data, we concluded that adjustments may increase overall efficiency in the process."
Alternatives: "modifications might enhance" or "changes could boost".
But politics are tense, so painful adjustments that may increase unemployment, inflation or threaten social calm, while seen as crucial over the longer run, are unlikely for now.
Under the new health law, geographic adjustments may not increase total costs to Medicare, so that an increase in payments to one hospital or group of hospitals must generally be offset by decreases in payments to others.
ADS implementation and formulary adjustments may also increase the collaboration between ICU physicians and pharmacists.
The findings suggested that adjustment of foreign utilities may increase transferability between countries where value sets are not comparable.
Ultimately it is not possible to remove the effects of bias through adjustment and methods of adjustment based on logistic regression may increase bias [ 27].
Higher union density also may increase the adjustment cost, because union workers request higher compensation for employment adjustments backed by their strong bargaining power.
However, the cross-sectional study design prevents us from drawing conclusions about the direction of the link: poorly perceived adjustment to the academic environment may increase the risk of psychiatric disorders or psychiatric disorders may increase the difficulties in adjusting to the academic environment, or both may be caused by other factors not investigated here [ 19].
At an early stage, the advice of an OOP on dealing with work while on sick leave, on recruitment of social support from the workplace and making adjustments in working hours and tasks may increase the likelihood of a timely and enduring RtW. 8 Additionally, an early start in physical exercise may contribute to maintenance of physical functioning and prevention of fatigue.
Accordingly, increased conflict-related activity in the ACC may increase demand-driven behavioral adjustments (cf. Kerns et al., 2004; van Steenbergen et al., 2010).
"Adjustments may include increased liquidity offerings; a more gradual approach to financial regulatory tightening; and funding for infrastructure projects," UBS economists led by Donna Kwok wrote in a research note to clients dated July 16.
