"fitting it to" can be used in written English.
It is used to show that something is being adapted or applied to a specific situation or purpose. Example: The company is currently working on fitting its outdated technology to meet the demands of the modern market.
The applicability of the model derived is justified by fitting it to the experimental data reported in the literature, and its performance is found to be satisfactory.
The applicability of the present model is justified by fitting it to the available experimental data reported in the literature, and its performance is found to be satisfactory for a wide range of operating conditions.
Fitting it to their seven-meter launch required numerous modifications, including an underwater exhaust outlet to suppress noise.
Ms. O'Connor remakes the song in a confidential whisper, fitting it to her specifications; somehow she makes it both serene and disquieting.
The original music and scenery for this dance are lost; Ms. Anthony reconstructed this solo in 1999, fitting it to music that was composed decades after the 1948 premiere, Arvo Pärt's "Fratres".
The array of overlapping photographs can be expanded or contracted by sliding them about on the work surface as long as the studs remain engaged in the slots, so the assemblage can be positioned, oriented, and scaled by fitting it to at least two preferably several ground-control pointseveral ground-controlent pointsraphs.
A sculptress fitted it to my body.
Given a dataset, you can fit it to a forecast.
Once you get an image you have to try to fit it to a material.
Scanlan, of ESPN, said: "If our bases aren't bright enough, we'll fit it to be more legible.
In the first section, we develop an ACT-R model of this task and fit it to behavioral data.
