The phrase "adjustments report" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document that outlines changes or modifications made to a previous report or data set.
Example: "The adjustments report highlighted the necessary changes made to the financial statements for the last quarter."
Alternatives: "modifications report" or "revisions report".
In the ARDS-net low tidal volume study [ 14], age, APACHE II score, plateau pressure, the number of organ failures (using the Brussels Organ Failure Classification), number of hospital days before enrollment, and arterial-alveolar oxygen gradient were found to be independent prognostic factors, and were used in the mortality adjustments reported in the recent ARDS-net study [ 11].
Although parental drinking was not significantly associated with school adjustment, report of seeing parents drunk was predictive of maladjustment in school.
After adjusting for potential confounders the relationships between obesity and psychological adjustment (reported externalising and internalising symptoms) remained statistically significant.
The students, wearing T-shirts bearing anti-coup slogans, were arrested by military police following the protest in Khon Kaen province, 450km north-east of Bangkok and taken away for "attitude adjustment", reports the BBC.
Army officials later confirmed that the students were taken to a military camp and were detained for "attitude adjustment", reported The Nation.
Earlier research also showed that rates of poor psychological adjustment of children with SCD remained relatively constant over time, however there was less stability in child psychological adjustment reported by children as opposed to reports by mothers [ 16].
This study investigates school adjustment, reported by a population based sample of adolescents, in relation to alcohol use reported by parents, while controlling for possible confounding or mediating psychosocial factors.
The method of adjustment reported in this investigation has the potential to highlight invalidating effects of response shift and recall bias as well as offering an alternate method for change score calculation.
After adjustment, reporting activity-limiting foot/ankle MSDs was almost five times more likely for nurses who were obese (OR 4.74 CI 1.70-13.23) or those with 2 or more foot conditions (OR 5.59 CI 1.75,17.81) and six times more likely for nurses with physical health scores in the lowest quartile (OR 6.05 CI 1.64, 22.38).
If a government is incapable of or uninterested in making the needed adjustments, the report argued, the best option is to drip money out as reforms are implemented, as is now being done in Greece.
