The phrase "adapt the timing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to change or adjust the schedule or timing of an event or process.
Example: "We need to adapt the timing of our meeting to accommodate everyone's availability."
Alternatives: "adjust the timing" or "modify the schedule."
"We will adapt the timing and the details to that threat, which is why the focus of our joint effort ought to be about how to figure out how to reduce that threat rather than trying to threaten and retaliate for a deployment that has nothing to do with Russia".
This suggests that although offspring production seems hard-wired in Epulopiscium and there is no obvious need to adapt the timing of entry into offspring production to environmental conditions, Spo0A is still important for initiating this process or possibly other metabolic transitions.
In an approved amendment tabled by the S&D, ALDE, Greens/EFA and GUE/NGL groups, MEPs say the Commission "may, in exceptional circumstances" adapt the timing of auctions, provided an impact assessment shows the sectors concerned will not face "significant risk" of companies relocating outside the EU.
It focuses on increasing the performance of the traffic light system by adapting the timing of light signal.
There are also unanswered questions about how birds might be responding to climate change, such as to what extent migratory species are adapting the timing of their arrival and departure.
Empowered patients can apply knowledge about their treatment to adopt a suitably flexible approach, for example to counteract potential shortcomings in a typical fixed-dose phosphate binder regimen by adapting the timing and level of their phosphate binder intake on a meal-by-meal basis [ 64].
If food access is restricted to the normal rest phase of an organism, that is, the night for humans or daytime for nocturnal rodents, peripheral clocks become uncoupled from the SCN and adapt to the timing of food availability (Damiola et al., 2000).
Like the audio and visual attacks, water sprays should be sudden and not patterned so that the birds do not adapt to the timing of the water.
The robot performance is formulated as a linear quadratic control problem that is able to generate a surprisingly complex timing behavior in adapting the tempo.
However, newer mobile interventions are able to assess progress and adapt intervention timing, content, and strength in one's environment based on changes in key outcome variables, a capability akin to that of phone-based stepped care interventions for AUDs (McKay 2009).
