'variable geometry' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use the phrase to refer to something that can be adjusted according to different conditions or requirements. For example, you could say: "The aircraft was fitted with variable geometry wings, allowing it to adapt its size and shape to different flight conditions."
NATO II will have a variable geometry.
The concept of overpopulation has a variable geometry, closely linked to the resources available.
As part of Major's "variable geometry" strategy for a two-speed Europe, Britain was also allowed not to join the "social chapter" covering workers' rights.
The Brussels jargon for this idea changes and evolves: recent examples include flexibility, variable geometry and a multi-speed EU.
While some want a tighter EU centred on the eurozone, with its own parliament, others want a looser EU based on the idea of "variable geometry" in which national parliaments would play a greater role.
As compromise arrangements like that reached by the Takimura family grow in number, experts say the Japanese family is shifting from a model that was once heavily centered on male-based succession and inheritance, to one of highly variable geometry.
Ever since his investigation into the mind of a murderer, L'Adversaire (The Adversary), came out in 2000, he has been occupied with revealing elements of his own life and others', exploring a type of "variable-geometry autobiography" in which he himself plays a part in his stories – not necessarily as the protagonist, but as "a narrator who is very present, very implicated".
It's a rule that he has followed to the letter with his latest variable-geometry memoir, D'autres vie que la mienne (Other lives than mine), which intertwines the tragedy of the Sri Lankan tsunami and the death of his partner's sister from cancer.
The paper proposes methods for both the analysis and the synthesis of variable-geometry suspension systems.
PrioriThes for the future are also outlined.
The new double-multiple streamtube model can simulate either conventional Darrieus rotors or new oval-trajectory variable-geometry ones.
