The phrase "amounts adjusted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where financial figures or quantities have been modified or recalibrated, often in accounting or reporting scenarios.
Example: "After reviewing the financial statements, we found that the amounts adjusted for inflation were significantly higher than expected."
Alternatives: "revised amounts" or "modified figures".
publish, not later than September 30 of such fiscal year, information indicating the amount of the allotments to be made under section 2007 of this title, from the remaining 20percentt of such appropriated amounts, adjusted to reflect the actual student attendance.
In other words, the variability present in the daily reference data was projected forward in the future scenarios with the daily temperatures and precipitation amounts adjusted according to the monthly trends from the GCM models.
The committee calls for funding levels to be returned to 1992 amounts(adjusted for inflation), priorities to be set for future systematic biology work, and a pilot study to put taxonomic information online, among other recommendations.
Protein concentration was measured using the Bio-Rad DC Protein quantification assay and amounts adjusted such that equivalent amounts were loaded (7.5 ug).
To evaluate virus infection in HeLa-CD4/CCR5-β-Gal cells, equal amounts (adjusted by Gag-p24 levels) of virus were used to infect cells in 24-well plates.
These courses were proposed for every meal with specific calorie amounts adjusted to suit an individual calorie prescription.
By fall, a city voucher for a family of four will be worth $1,557, up from $1,515, with the amount adjusted up or down depending on family size.
He lived in Manhattan Plaza, the government-subsidized apartment complex mainly for performing artists on West 43rd Street where tenants pay 30percentt of their income as rent, an amount adjusted annually.
Have that amount adjusted for inflation.
The draft bill does keep the gift tax intact, with a $10 million basic exclusion amount (adjusted for inflation), but it introduces a big break in 2023: a new lower top rate of 35%, down from 40%.
This Note argues that Article IX, Section 9 requires the General Assembly to fund higher education such that tuition does not exceed this amount, adjusted for inflation a standard leaders in Raleigh have failed to meet for nearly two decades.
