The phrase "adapt your choice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when suggesting that someone modify or adjust their selection based on new information or circumstances.
Example: "Given the new data we received, I recommend you adapt your choice of strategy for the project."
Alternatives: "modify your selection" or "adjust your decision."
Do you adapt your therapeutic choice?
Hygge Even now we could not tell you how this was any different to "adapting your life choices for winter".
MSCT and CT could be useful to depict the predictors of poor outcome, offering an opportunity to adapt the choice of treatment (Table 2) [1].
In particular, we want to further adapt the choice of the sparsity level and the dictionary size to the level of corruption and the amount of training data, which we expect to improve the performance of the ITKrMM algorithm for image inpainting both in terms of speed and accuracy.
This objective comparison may enable clinicians to adapt their choice of devices according to the setting of the operation of the devices.
We need to adapt the choice of antimicrobials to the probable agents responsible for infection and to the diffusion of antimicrobials to infected tissues.
You can ignore them and stumble along, wondering why you never seem to succeed; or you can learn them, adapt to them, mold your choices and behavior to them, and live effectively.
Whilst we forced larvae to develop on specific nettle plants – although in situ – these plants may or may not have been selected by 'choosy' ovipositing females who may well adapt host plant choice in line with (anticipated) host plant quality and (anticipated) host plant environment (Thompson and Pellmyr 1991; Awmack and Leather 2002).
This also prevents the subjects to adapt their choices during the test.
These decision-making impairments often reflect both a deficit in learning concerning the consequences of a choice, as well as deficits in the ability to adapt future choices based on experienced value of the current choice.
