The phrase "adapt to the variable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one needs to adjust or modify behavior, processes, or systems in response to changing conditions or factors.
Example: "In order to succeed in this dynamic market, companies must learn to adapt to the variable demands of their customers."
Alternatives: "adjust to the changes" or "modify to the fluctuations".
For "Incomplete Game" channel efficiency almost keep constant after 30 nodes, as each node can adapt to the variable game state and choose corresponding equilibrium strategy.
The various alleles of Hd1 identified in the rice are believed to be selected by humans to adapt to the variable growing photoperiods (Izawa 2007; Takahashi and Shimamoto 2011).
Although structurally similar, the different porins have differing pore sizes, ionic selectivity and expression profiles allowing the bacterium to adapt to the variable environments [54] [56].
Not surprisingly given this extreme diversity, fish exhibit all known forms of vertebrate sex determination to adapt to the variable habitats [ 2].
With grazing sedentarization, the purchase and storage of forage has become an important strategy of herders to adapt to the highly variable climate.
To improve transmission efficiency of wireless communication systems, cross-layer design is investigated, which can adapt to the dynamically variable wireless channel characters.
It is capable of managing partitions of different granularity for the variables, which allows the algorithm to adapt to the precision requirements of each variable in the rule.
One reason is that political parties will change their campaign strategies, and voters the way they vote, to adapt to the new rules, and such variables put us in the realm of behavior and culture.
A loosely coupled organisation is able to adapt to the complexity of the environmental variables and the polymorphous structure of healthcare organisations.
The variable IR will better adapt to the dynamic network environment.
The importance of HPV-vaccination programmes targeting young adolescents before first sexual intercourse can have a great effect in decreasing the incidence of cervical cancer; additional efforts are required in family planning and sexual education adapted to the extremely variable sociocultural contexts in the world.
