The phrase "adaptable amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a quantity that can be adjusted or modified based on specific needs or circumstances.
Example: "The budget for the project is flexible, allowing for an adaptable amount depending on the resources available."
Alternatives: "flexible quantity" or "modifiable amount".
Probabilistic methods are also more adaptable when large amounts of data require linkage [ 8].
The main novelty in the proposed scheme is that maximum K kbps) amount of adaptable bandwidth is allocated to nonprioritized calls and this value is determined optimally by considering and BN 1 call level requirements to protect the nonprioritized calls from QoS degradation.
It's not for want of effort or industry or creativity -- by all appearances, these reporters practice solid tradecraft, are readily adaptable and demonstrate an enviable amount of endurance.
The development of a method that saves processing steps may be valuable, as studies warranting LCM are tedious time consuming, making them less easily adaptable to clinical pathology settings followed by small amounts of DNA extraction.
He was dapper & adaptable & a born opportunist but he didn't amount to anything in Germany.
Millennials are superbly adaptable and part of the reason is the dizzying amount that my peers, colleagues, and I have already traveled in our lives.
On a larger scale, the Shigellae are a group of dynamic organisms, in which the overall bacterial population appears to be adaptable with a high recombination rate and a large amount of imported genetic material in the genome architecture [ 11].
We present 3D-SSA as an adaptable and powerful technique for processing and analyzing the growing amount of gene expression data from truly 3D developmental events.
Whereas nonprioritized calls can tolerate the certain amount of delay, their required bandwidth amount can be adaptable to varying bandwidth.
The goal was to design an adaptable standardised protocol for different application domains instead of a large amount of different (application specific) routing protocols.
