The phrase "adapting the expected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the modification or adjustment of anticipated outcomes or norms.
Example: "In our project, we are focusing on adapting the expected results to better fit the current market trends."
Alternatives: "modifying the anticipated" or "adjusting the presumed".
At increasingly water limited sites a strongly decreasing resilience of Norway spruce will require a shift towards tree species better adapted to the expected future conditions.
Further funding will go towards "smart agriculture", which is better adapted to the expected changes in weather and will help protect food production in some of the worst-affected developing countries.
Within many if not most resource management agencies, the number of programs and initiatives designed to adapt to the expected impacts of climate change has risen sharply over the past decade.
These tests can in some cases be adapted, but the expected unique properties of DMMs should also inspire and lead to the design and the development of new specific tests.
Scientists said that the messages about the threat posed by climate change in the 21st century have never been clearer but there is still time to mitigate the worst effects by cutting greenhouse gas emissions with sustainable energy sources as well as to adapt to the expected changes with technological improvements.
Our current system is based on fossil fuels, where generation every day is adapted to the expected consumption.
Risks to the early scaling up the distribution of Micro-Nutrient powders 7. The methodology of baseline and end line studies needs to be adapted to the expected levels of change in a Joint Programme .
Farmers receiving seasonal weather forecasts are more likely to adopt cropping systems and seed varieties that are adapted to the expected weather conditions, yet access to weather information remains limited.
With 60% of the population younger than 26 years, a need of about 1.5 million residential units per year for the next 5 years and the necessity of mitigating its rapidly growing GHG emissions together with adapting cities to the expected drastic effects of climate change, Iran's urban agglomerations are facing tremendous challenges now and in the future.
The detection threshold is adapted depending on the expected variance of the power in noise-only intervals.
