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I fully agree with @gvdhoorn's long comment on your question. One additional thing to keep in mind is that if your trajectory server does not support sparse (and dynamic interval) trajectories, the trajectories you send to your action server have to be much bigger in size.

Apart from that the answer to your question lies here. ROS-I provides a PlanningRequestAdapter that ensures the planning result is a trajectory with fixed sampling interval.

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