The phrase "adapt the resolution" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes or modifications to the quality or detail of an image, video, or any other visual content.
Example: "To improve the clarity of the image, we need to adapt the resolution before printing."
Alternatives: "modify the resolution" or "adjust the resolution".
In practice, the needed storage can be decreased by adapting the resolution of the values according to the needed PTF accuracy requirements.
We adapted the resolution of the available data provided using the methodology described by Beelen et al. (2007, 2009); this process resulted in a total of 30 land-use variables.
An advanced programmable amplifier can be used to adapt the full resolution of the measurement system dynamically to the needs of the gait analyses.
Both architectural- and circuital-level reconfiguration strategies are incorporated in the chip in order to adapt the effective resolution and the output rate to different standard specifications with optimized power dissipation.
This is the case, in particular, if the number of neighbours is kept (nearly) constant by adapting the individual softening lengths h i in order to adapt the numerical resolution (Price and Monaghan [2007]).
Ultimately, the approach can achieve the measurement accuracy to adapt the derived hardware resolution and beyond.
The SAD window size and the disparity range required by the stereo matching algorithm were adapted to the resolution.
Maps of our reconstructions were averaged using 20-year windows and compared to equivalent CASTY maps adapted to the resolution of our reconstructed maps (Fig. 3).
This could be used to adapt the sensor's performance such as ADC resolution.
The future of design will not be so much about how to scale web pages to various screen resolutions, but how to adapt the overall user experience to the particular device a customer is using.
