The phrase "adjust the route" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to changing or modifying a planned path or direction, often in the context of navigation or travel.
Example: "Due to the road closure, we need to adjust the route to reach our destination on time."
Alternatives: "modify the path" or "change the course."
Most of the existing load aware based routing try to dynamically adjust the routes to balance the real time traffic based on the knowledge of current load distribution, which is not very scalable for large wireless networks.
On Thursday, South Korea's two principal airlines, Korean Air and Asiana Airlines, said that they would adjust the routes of some flights approaching South Korea from the east.
And the Colts run a no-huddle offense almost exclusively, so Manning has just a few seconds to decipher the defense at the line of scrimmage, change the protections for the offensive line, adjust the routes for his receivers, then call the play, producing his familiar conductor-in-cleats performance art before the snap.
Simulation and optimization procedures are coordinated to appropriately adjust the routes to the geographic space.
However, most of them try to dynamically adjust the routes to balance the real time traffic load based on the knowledge of current load distribution (or current remaining energy distribution), which is not very scalable for large wireless networks.
Building up settlements, confiscating Palestinian land and adjusting the route of Israel's border-security fence to include adjoining areas of the West Bank all fuel the fears of many Palestinians that a viable Palestinian state may soon no longer be possible.
Luo et al. developed an online algorithm capable of dynamically adjusting the route structure when sensor nodes joined or left the network in [10].
The interlocking is a subsystem that avoids conflicting movements of vehicles by adjusting the routes.
