The phrase "adjusting its strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes or modifications made to a plan or approach in response to new information or circumstances.
Example: "The company is adjusting its strategy to better align with market trends and consumer preferences."
Alternatives: "modifying its approach" or "revising its plan."
But reflecting a more cautious market, it is adjusting its strategy on speculative building.
Give Microsoft credit for realizing that the game has changed and adjusting its strategy so that it can still be a player.
The model is built to maximize this value and over many iterations it improves by continuously adjusting its strategy.
The first formulation is meta learning for reinforcement learning, where the task is specified through a reward function, and the agent needs to improve its performance by acting in the environment, receiving scalar reward signals, and adjusting its strategy according to the information it receives.
George Bush acknowledged his own dissatisfaction but said America was constantly adjusting its strategy and still winning.
With dwindling opportunities for customer growth, MegaFon, which is the second-largest operator by number of subscribers, has been adjusting its strategy to bolster profits.
Now, Customs and Border Protection is adjusting its strategies to the reality of greatly reduced numbers, but more troublesome adversaries.
One major advertiser, the insurance company Aflac, is adjusting its strategies to generate a deeper emotional connection — and spur more donations — for its big annual holiday season charity fund-raiser.
FleetBoston said it might "adjust its strategy" in the country, which defaulted on debt and devalued its currency.
Now, given the following game model, each user is able to adjust its strategy according to the belief it has about the strategy of the other user.
