The phrase "a network to adapt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing systems or structures that are designed to change or evolve in response to new information or conditions.
Example: "In today's fast-paced world, we need a network to adapt to the ever-changing market demands."
Alternatives: "a system for adaptation" or "a framework for adjustment".
Genetic algorithms are applied to an important, but little investigated, network design problem, that of reconfiguring the topology and link capacities of an operational network to adapt to changes in its operating conditions.
Furthermore, considering the special cultural and social factors in rural China, the government would better recruit indigenous medical students with a rural background, so they will have a better social network to adapt the local life and enjoy the respect from the community [ 57, 60].
"The Postal Service is adjusting the size of its network to adapt to America's changing mail trends," said Mark Saunders, a spokesman for the agency.
This also allows the network to adapt and evolve without losing the ability to perform any of its existing roles.
We are investigating a scheme using an additional neural network to detect such changes [20] and a scheme with subimage-based neural networks to adapt to them [21].
In [22], a very scalable networking solution is proposed that allows Wi-Fi networks to adapt to the available spectrum precisely, tuning center frequency and bandwidth.
But some communications experts said that the ability of networks to adapt in such emergencies could be crucial to the city's recovery.
A first way to globally reduce the energy consumption in a cellular network is to adapt the cell layout to the traffic distribution by cell shaping (see Figure 5).
The projects included in this exercise comprised: 1) PIH core projects; 2) smaller PIH projects; 3) projects associated with PIH, which form an implementation network aiming to adapt core elements of the PIH model, yet maintain their own operations; and 4) other highly esteemed CHW projects outside of PIH.
The network plans to adapt it into a one-hour scripted series, produced by Westworld actress Shannon Woodward.
