The phrase "adapt to the constraints" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to adjust or modify behavior, plans, or strategies in response to limitations or restrictions.
Example: "In order to succeed in this project, we must learn to adapt to the constraints imposed by our budget and timeline."
Alternatives: "adjust to the limitations" or "accommodate the restrictions".
The I.M.F. has "learned a lot from the Asian crisis — that one-size-fits-all doesn't work and that you have to adapt to the constraints of the country," Mr. Strauss-Kahn said.
In addition, the modules can adapt to the constraints determined by the installation location.
This frequently leads to innovating in one domain in order to adapt to the constraints or specifications of the other, such as tweaking the farming systems to address processing issues, or the other way round.
Each species of tree adapts to these factors in an integrated way that is, by evolving specific subpopulations adapted to the constraints of their particular environments.
But she quickly adapted to the constraints of the grand coalition, forced upon her by the CDU's narrow victory.
In situated cognition, learners carry on activity in the world, adapted to the constraints and affordances of the environment (Bereiter, 1997).
Here, we show how the electrodeposition process can be adapted to the constraints of a high aspect ratio template in order to approach an ideal behaviour of smooth and pure Fe nanowires.
It is adapted to the constraints of the problem (short measurement time, no possibility to stop the machines, small dimensions of the array, etc).. Experimental results are shown first for several test cases carried out in a semi-anechoic room and in a rectangular room, and, then, for the case of a surface-planing machine in a cluttered hall.
Since then some groups provided rigorous protocols for FCS measurements in order to avoid artifacts [19], [20] and adapted to the constraints of live samples [14], [21].
Indeed, a formal demonstration of such evidence requires a sufficiently long time series, large numbers of cases from a defined source population, and use of signal analysis techniques adapted to the constraints of BU disease surveillance and environmental data (9 ) (Technical Appendix).
In this paper, we present an adaptable network architecture, called ADNET, which provides mechanisms to allow the application adapt to the resource constraints to achieve improved QoS.
