The phrase "a process to adapt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies for adjusting to new conditions or changes.
Example: "The organization implemented a process to adapt to the rapidly changing market demands."
Alternatives: "a method for adjustment" or "a strategy for adaptation."
Because organisms do not have unlimited combinations of adaptations, they may use a similar process to adapt to changes of different origins.
It's a difficult process to adapt, some players do it quick and for others it takes time.
Third, we engaged with the various stakeholders in a deliberative process to adapt the rank ordering where necessary.
Amphibian metamorphosis reflects an evolutionary process to adapt from aquatic to terrestrial life.
These data indicate that NBS-LRR genes in strawberry experienced a gradual accumulating process to adapt to their specific physiological characteristics and ecological changes.
We're going to be able to treat all the MDR-TB patients in Peru and, in the process, to adapt a complicated treatment protocol for a developing country," says Kim.
Organisms have developed 24-hr (circadian) rhythmic physiological processes to adapt to daily environmental changes.
The Wal-Mart effect illustrates not a single important cause but a larger process whereby, to adapt a phrase from Harvard economist Claudia Goldin, capitalism has turned a world in which life is nasty, brutish and short into a world in which life is healthy, wealthy and long.
Process flexibility is the ability of a process to cope with contextual changes by adapting its structure and behavior in a goal-oriented manner (Wagner et al. 2011).
In our system, the adaptation decision-taking process aims to adapt an SVC bitstream to match the available bandwidth in the end-to-end transmission path as well as to react to its changes.
