The phrase "adjust the resources" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the modification or reallocation of resources in a project, organization, or system.
Example: "In order to meet the new deadlines, we need to adjust the resources allocated to this project."
Alternatives: "reallocate the resources" or "modify the resources."
He did go on to discuss the need to "adjust the resources," as recoverable oil dissipates on the surface, referring in particular to the difficult issue of drawing down the Vessels of Opportunity program that has employed thousands of fishermen put out of work by the spill.
The absence of software or hardware platform costs provides users with substantial flexibility to adjust the resources that they allocate to services or servers [2].
We describe how the pipeline tools scale out or up, how the pipeline framework supports multiple users or jobs, and whether the execution environment provides elasticity to adjust the resources allocated for the service.
We describe how the pipeline tools scale out or up, how the pipeline framework supports multiple users or jobs, and whether the execution environment provides elasticity to adjust the resources allocated for the service. 5.
With some cloud offerings, elasticity means that you can manually adjust the resources used.
With some other cloud providers, the elasticity can be automated through an API but you have to write your own code to monitor and adjust the resources used.
After analyzing the constrains of primary-backup scheduling in Cloud systems caused by the dependence among tasks in the submitted workflow, an elastic mechanism in the context of fault tolerance is designed to dynamically adjust the resource provisioning based on the resource request by adopting the technology of resource migration.
When computing the paths, we suggest two dynamic link-cost functions to adjust the resource sharing degree according to the current state of the network, and then our routing algorithm, which computes the least-cost paths, has higher resource utilization ratio and lower blocking ratio than those routing algorithms that merely compute the shortest paths.
Afterwards, the ED manager may need to adjust the resource assignment to meet the daily fluctuations in demand that are characteristic of ED departments [ 10– 10].
It adjusts the resources to individual tiers in order to meet application-level Quality of Service (QoS) goals.
Although, this model is able to improve ISPs' performance by automatically adjusting the resources allocation of each customer, it still suffers from two main limitations.
