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The phrase "adapt to pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of adjusting or modifying behavior, processes, or systems to fit a specific model or framework.
Example: "In order to improve efficiency, the team must learn to adapt to pattern and streamline their workflow."
Alternatives: "adjust to framework" or "conform to model".
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The best prediction results in all aspects (percentage error, time taken to adapt to pattern, number of calls dropped) were obtained when training was based on the previous week's data (Set B).
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Models of sequence evolution can be adapted to patterns present in a real data set.
Immune cells learn and adapt to the patterns presented to them in the form of pathogens [ 41].
Labour markets have to remain flexible to adapt to changing patterns of work, including rising unemployment.
This was my first year here, and I was still trying to interpret the signs and adapt to the patterns.
We present a method enabling sensor nodes to adapt to harvesting patterns at runtime.
Themes from free text analysis revealed use of 'medication' to adapt to shift patterns (14/30).
The MIX model can adapt to various patterns of risk and model discontinuities by creating a new risk class if there is sufficient information in the data to warrant this.
It was also axiomatic that political institutions adapt to the prevailing pattern of human behaviour, which is determined not by moral sentiments but by economic and political conditions.
The exposure to moments of novelty will increase, until humans adapt to this ongoing pattern of hyper-contextualized-awareness.
They need both immediate help to strengthen their climate resilience as well as long-term support to enable them to adapt to changing weather patterns, reduce deforestation, and pursue low-emissions, clean energy growth strategies.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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