Justerede

Justerede is a Danish verb form derived from the verb justere, meaning to adjust. It functions as the simple past tense form of justere, used to describe actions that have been completed in the past. The term appears in everyday language as well as in business, journalism and reporting when numbers, schedules or conditions have been changed to reflect new information.

In statistical and economic contexts, the past participle justeret is commonly used as an adjective to describe data that have been adjusted. For example, phrases like justeret tal or justerede værdier refer to adjusted numbers or values. A related term is sæsonjusteret, which denotes data that have been adjusted for seasonal variation.

Common usage examples include: Vi justerede tallene efter at have modtaget de nyeste data. Tallene blev justeret for sæsonudsving. Priserne blev justeret ned. These constructions illustrate how justerede and its related forms convey that an adjustment has been made, or that data have been prepared to better reflect underlying conditions.

See also terms related to this concept include justering (the act of adjusting), justerbar (adjustable) and sæsonjusteret (seasonally adjusted). Justerede is a standard part of Danish language in formal reporting and informal contexts alike, and its meaning is closely tied to the notion of making corrections or refinements to reflect current reality.