Nope. The logic behind the scheduling the tournaments are the four seasons. Feb to early March is normally still winter in most countries (when winter games are held) and it's the absolute best time to have local basketball games being a strictly indoor sport, but unfortunately it's a PBA offseason in-between conferences. FIBA put window dates on it whether for friendlies or qualifiers regardless of how other leagues are scheduled.
We do know that, FIBA window dates are just 2 games in less than 4 days during FEB, JUNE, NOVEMBER and FEB again to alternate the Continental Cups (FIBA Asia Cup, in our case) and the World Cup in a cycle that resets before the Olympics, all taking place between JULY and SEPTEMBER. FIBA doesn't really care about the SEA Games or the Asian Games because the only thing that matters to them is sending countries to the Olympics whether as hosts, the top one or two (Americas and Europe) placing countries per continent in the World Cup, and the four OQT winners.
The Continental Cups are nothing more than ranking points to FIBA while the pre-qualifiers sort of replaced every regional like SEABA before. There's really no point for FIBA to sanction tournaments where Gilas plays Cambodia with just one of their seven imports, Myanmar, or Laos where the outcome is obvious so might as well put them all in their own little windows (guess when... FEB, JUNE, NOVEMBER, and FEB again) and find out who makes it. In our region, it was Guam, Thailand, Mongolia, and HK. Iraq, Qatar, UAE, and Palestine came out from the other side.
That said, every single basketball-playing country will have to adjust. Eala in 2007 had the right idea in terms of acutally synchonizing it with the major FIBA tournaments, but y'all know the PBA board was and still is full of shit when it came to FIBA events, because their focus is generating revenue in a league where nobody really gives a damn apart from Ginebra and more people watch college basketball and women's pro volleyball... and end up getting bigger venues and primetime tv/streaming scheds. That's not FIBA's problem anymore. I don't expect Gilas to lose, despite the mess in the PBA... but at least there's a platform for mere pre-qualifiers to earn their right play better teams and improve every cycle.