The phrase "adjust training" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to modifying or changing a training program or process to better suit specific needs or goals.
Example: "To improve performance, we need to adjust training to address the weaknesses identified in the last evaluation."
Alternatives: "modify training" or "revise training".
An athlete can adjust training by breathing more deeply, increasing exertion to hit a target heart rate, or focusing on reducing stress in competitive situations (Kooser 2014).
This real-time feedback enables them to adjust training as it is occurring, rather than after all training sessions have ended.
These measurements were repeated at biweekly intervals to adjust training intensity in relation to changes in aerobic fitness.
We included a pain monitoring system, used previously in people with patellofemoral pain syndrome [ 20], to help the patients adjust training with regard to their perceived pain.
The incremental maximal cycling test was performed every 6 weeks, to measure participants' physical fitness and to adjust training loads accordingly.
Parameters of physical fitness (i.e., cardiorespiratory fitness, strength, and flexibility) were evaluated at baseline, end-of-study, and in the EXE group, also during the study period, to adjust training loads (8, 20).
In February 2009, THSRC announced to adjust train frequency, cut down salary payment by 10~20% among management level, and measured to expand fare promotion to stimulate rider ship.
After a knee injury due to an accident with a scooter and a few weeks of required rest and adjusted training, Van Dijk won a stage in the Energiewacht Tour; because she did not earn enough bonus seconds during the tour she finished second in the general classification.
Unless source countries are aware of the size and impacts of these patterns of migration, they will not be able to develop timely policy responses, including adjusting training programs and addressing domestic working conditions.
Computational results demonstrate the effectiveness of adjusting train timetables and the applicability of the developed approach to real-world metro networks.
Passenger flow assignment under emergent condition provides essential support for emergency decision, such as adjusting train routings and departure intervals, scheduling plans of shuttle buses (i.e., the temporary shuttle buses), etc. Quite a few studies [5, 6, 7, 8] have focused on passenger flow assignment in URT network.
