The phrase "adapt the planning" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to modify or adjust a plan to better suit changing circumstances or requirements.
Example: "Due to the unexpected changes in the project timeline, we need to adapt the planning to ensure we meet our deadlines."
Alternatives: "modify the planning" or "adjust the planning".
However, each district is likely to have had to adapt the planning process to account for the lack of CORPs.
Second, uncertainty in health projections must be assessed, so that planners can anticipate possible variations and adapt the planning of human resources in consequence.
(1) d stock dt = Inflow t − Outflow t Uncertainty in health projections must be assessed so that planners can anticipate possible variations and adapt the planning of human resources in consequence [ 10].
Good Commander's Intent allows employees and teams to adapt the plan using improvisation, initiative, and adaptation to reach the original plan objectives.
As of this month, the company's hope is to adapt the plan for another location entirely.
The role of Commander's Intent is to empower subordinates and guide their initiative and improvisation as they adapt the plan to the changed battlefield environment.
FedEx uses initiative and improvisation to adapt the plan to meet the CEO Intent of an on time delivery despite the snow storm.
As they adapt the plan to meet Commander's Intent, they do not want to change proven processes and other common work techniques that are part of the plan and strengthen operational outcomes.
The company's real-estate chief said he doubted that the scaled-down version would be "economically viable". As of this month, the company's hope is to adapt the plan for another location entirely.
In tactics, even more than elsewhere, a commander who can only make a plan and carry it out avails nothing; inasmuch as he is confronting a living enemy, what matters is his ability to adapt the plan to that enemy's reactions rapidly, smoothly, and without losing his grip.
