"cater traffic" is not a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
However, you can use the phrase "cater to traffic" in written English, which means to provide services or products to a particular group of people or to make something attractive or interesting to a particular group. For example: "The shop catered to traffic from all over the city, offering a wide selection of clothing."
The number of downlink slots may vary in LTE networks according to switch point periodicity is specified by LTE specifications to cater the traffic load and provide some balance in traffic scheduling.
To further increase the effective bandwidth, the direction of each link can be configured in every clock cycle to cater for different traffic loads from each side.
Furthermore, if the instantaneous traffic loads varies widely among cells within the network [12], such approach can lead to wastage of resource in lightly loaded cells and fail to cater for the traffic demands in heavily loaded cells.
Special luxury trains called the Shivalik Express and Shivalik Palace Saloon operate during the summer months to cater for heavy traffic from tourism, apart from several passenger and cargo (potato, in particular) trains, in addition to catering to the requirements of the armed services.
Transhipment is the fastest growing segment of the containerport market, resulting in significant scope to develop new transhipment terminal capacity to cater for future expected traffic flows.
(Of the country's nearly 20,000 landing facilities, from seaplane bases to La Guardia, only just over 500 cater to commercial airline traffic).
Until a year ago, network operators used to brag about how much spare capacity their 3G networks had to cater for increased data traffic.
Ample sidewalks are crucial, she said, but they provide only the means of access to an environment that must then reward walkers through attractions like shopping and entertainment that cater specifically to foot traffic.
It will connect the south-eastern part of TKO with the territorial-wide strategic road network of Hong Kong in order to cater for the projected traffic flow generated from the future developments in this growing new town.
