The phrase "adjustments to reflect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes made to ensure that something accurately represents or corresponds to a particular situation or data.
Example: "The financial report includes adjustments to reflect the recent changes in market conditions."
Alternatives: "modifications to represent" or "changes to indicate".
He added, "Any reputable college or university using a new nationally standardized test has to go through a series of adjustments to reflect the realities of their population".
After adjustments to reflect only the performance of continuing businesses, I.B.M. had a net income for the quarter of $1.73 billion, or 98 cents a diluted share, compared to $445 million or 25 cents a diluted share in the second quarter of 2002.
There will be adjustments to reflect companies that have been removed and new companies that have been added to the index.
Cash from operations starts with net income and then makes adjustments to reflect the fact that profits don't equal money in the bank.
Even if 2D plans, 3D models, or more advanced facility management systems exist, these are rarely up to date and require adjustments to reflect the true state of the built reality.
"Section 13.14 Adjustments to Reflect Expanded Service Areas Several provisions in this License have included values reflecting the Licensee's initial Service Area represents only a portion of the City, approximately twenty-eight (28%) of the City's geography.
But when Mike Schmidt (Phillies) asked for a dental adjustment to reflect his current look, Frudakis declined.
Any additional adjustment, to reflect excessive government debt, an intractable trade deficit and the end of sterling's residual petrocurrency status, may still lie ahead.
At the heart of the argument is that labor is much more mobile these days – instead of having a single employer throughout one's career, people move from job to job, with each shift causing a pay adjustment to reflect one's worth.
So we have this thorny question: In holding schools accountable for their students' achievement, should we make some kind of "adjustment" to reflect student background?
In the regulation of natural gas and electric utilities, the determination of rate revenues commonly involves a sales adjustment to reflect the difference between actual weather and normal weather.
