The phrase "areas adjusted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where modifications or changes have been made to specific regions or sections, often in technical or analytical discussions.
Example: "After reviewing the data, we found that the areas adjusted for inflation showed a significant increase in value."
Alternatives: "modified areas" or "revised sections".
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Real estate investment is about numbers, and the number here is 3. HDR photography uses three to five, usually three, photos at different exposure settings to merge and create a single image with all of the bright and dark areas adjusted for a result like the one in the photo above.
(b) = rural areas adjusted by 0.69; 100% of aromatic emissions in urban areas assumed to originate from gasoline.
Individuals living in urban areas were more likely to experience uncomplicated PUD than those living in rural areas (adjusted OR, 3.21; 95% CI, 1.46-7.04).
Specific mRNA level from each patient is given in arbitrary units representing integrated peak areas (adjusted volumes [counts × mm]) of amplified cDNA, analyzed by densitometric measurement.
Predictions about the difference in booth coverage between CMC and Non-CMC areas (adjusted based on the model estimates in Table 4) are shown in Table 5.
Because a large percentage of those missed, mainly racial and ethnic minorities, tend to live in Democratic areas, adjusting their population totals upward will give Democrats an advantage when states draw new boundaries for Congressional and state legislative districts for the new decade.
However, for some catchment areas adjusting for patient characteristics gives substantial new information.
Multilevel models will examine change in mental health and social cohesion between Communities First and control areas, adjusting for individual and household level confounding factors.
In both urban and rural areas, adjusting for maximum temperature instead of mean temperature attenuated the effect estimate for the summer season but made little overall difference in the spring, fall, and winter months (Table 3).
In urban areas, adjusting for PM10 attenuated the estimates of the summary ozone linear effect in the fall and winter season-specific analyses, but not in the spring or summer periods.
