The phrase 'inflation adjustment' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a price or fee that has been adjusted due to inflation. For example, "I negotiated for a higher salary with an inflation adjustment every six months."
The Fed's laxity stimulated the economy and pushed final sales to an unsustainable growth rate of 7% in nominal terms, i.e., before inflation adjustment.
Changing the inflation adjustment for Social Security would save a bit more — by my estimate, about $185 billion over the next decade.
Poverty thresholds have remained static, as a result, since 1965, except for the annual inflation adjustment, which the Census Bureau ceremoniously announces at the fall news conference.
The inflation adjustment is based on the Consumer Price Index, which is a widely followed but imperfect measure of inflation.
The 2014 COLA, the fourth smallest inflation adjustment since automatic COLAs began in 1975, will be of little help to seniors, people with disabilities, and survivors.
TIPS protect investors against inflation by paying a real rate of interest that is topped off with an inflation adjustment based on changes in the Consumer Price Index.
The inflation adjustment is for all commodities — that is, for the entire Consumer Price Index except for services.
And then Treasury Inflation Protected Securities (TIPS), paying a periodic real interest plus an inflation adjustment.
Kent county council appear to have accepted the cheque without reproof, or demands for inflation adjustment.
Withdrawals increase by 3percentt each year as an inflation adjustment.
But the charts also show actual gross domestic product figures without the inflation adjustment.
