The phrase "adapt the resources" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the modification or adjustment of available resources to better fit a specific purpose or need.
Example: "In order to meet the new project requirements, we need to adapt the resources we currently have."
Alternatives: "modify the resources" or "adjust the resources".
It introduces a sleep mode to the pico base stations in order to adapt the resources to the actual traffic load fluctuations over time and area.
This dynamic allocation of resource shares permits the cloud provider to adapt the resources given to each VM according to the current load, thus keeping the required performance level with the minimum resource costs.
Accompanying guides were also developed and made available in the platform, which explain how to adapt the resources to diverse modalities, contexts and technical requirements in order to ensure sustainability and use of all deliverables.
(ii) The sharing of resources between the two wireless networks can be managed through the duty cycle setting in order to adapt the resource allocation to the different QoS requirements or the traffic load of the two wireless networks.
A direction for future work is to adapt the resource management techniques to work in a computing environment where the number of resources in the system can be dynamically changed.
Besides, further analysis of the characteristics of the priority groups might be interesting in order to adapt the resource availability to reflect upcoming demand and to avoid congestion.
Tiantai takes the non-dualistic ideas suggested by the Lotus Sutra in fables and unexplained narrative hints, and adapts the resources of Emptiness and the Two Truths to give them a full philosophical explanation and practical application for Buddhist practice.
Teachers adapted the resources to suit their school setting and pupils.
Our work is directed at a software infrastructure that continuously adapts the resource assignments for each service to respond to request load, quality-of-service targets (Service Level Agreements), and network conditions.
Those working at district level are now integrating the MoH's normative model health district resource plan into their own district planning activities -- at least in a few initial districts at the moment -- by adapting the resource planning methodology to their local district epidemiology, utilization rates, and resource base, with support from the MoH.
The management was therefore greatly aware of the importance of drawing up strategies to promote parents' participation in the care of their child at the NICU, but this was subordinate to the primary goal of the activity, which was to adapt the care resources based on the order for care and the economic conditions set by the politicians.
