The phrase "averages adjusted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where statistical data has been modified or recalibrated to account for certain factors or variables.
Example: "The report includes averages adjusted for inflation to provide a clearer picture of economic trends."
Alternatives: "modified averages" or "revised averages".
Frequency-domain HRV indices on previous moving averages adjusted for potential confounders showed significantly negative associations between NC0.02 1 moving averages and the 5-min HF and LF.
This is shown in Figures 1 and 2, which display monthly blood pressure averages adjusted for all covariates in the final models, aside from season.
In our modeling results, regression of time-domain HRV indices on previous moving averages adjusted for potential confounders showed significantly negative associations between NC0.02 1 moving averages and 5-min SDNN and r-MSSD values.
There were 26 teams that won 7 of their first 9 games but came in with an adjusted winning percentage of between 0.556 and 0.667; those teams had, on average, adjusted winning percentages of 0.626.
The fund began buying shares in June, paying $17.56, on average, adjusted for a stock split.
He paid $49.04, on average, adjusted for a stock dividend; they closed on Friday at $51.57.
The average adjusted gross income in 2006 of more than $263 million for the top 400 taxpayers compared with an average of $214 million in 2005.
The Bush administration has called for much lower limits that deny subsidies to anyone with an average adjusted gross income above $200,000 a year.
She started buying shares when the fund started in April 1997, and has paid $27.64, on average, adjusted for stock splits, for the entire position.
Since Mr. Cohen took over the fund in January 1979, it has returned 14.1percentt a year, on average, adjusted for its load, versus 13.3percentt for the S.& P. 500.
Analysts polled by FactSet were expecting on average adjusted net income of $1.19 a share in the latest quarter.
