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The phrase "able to adapt adequately" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's capacity to adjust or change effectively in response to different situations or challenges.
Example: "In today's fast-paced work environment, employees must be able to adapt adequately to new technologies and processes."
Alternatives: "capable of adjusting effectively" or "able to respond appropriately".
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Alternatively Cook, cast for so long as an out-and-out Test batsman who would not be able to adapt adequately to the shorter formats, could be pressed back into action as captain, to resume a 20-over career which appeared to have terminally stalled after only his fourth cap almost two years ago.
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Cells that fail to adapt adequately to a relatively severe stress may die [ 4, 5].
When students fail to adapt adequately this could have negative consequences towards their health behaviours and subsequent weight status [ 7].
Arguably, disease reflects a loss of the ability to adapt adequately (see discussion on allostasis in the 'Decatecholaminization' section below).
Since our solution is able to adapt to environments with or without roadside units (RSUs), it can perform adequately both in urban and highway scenarios.
"We were able to adapt".
"I was able to adapt".
They're able to adapt and adjust.
"I am able to adapt," she says.
This year I've been able to adapt to it more".
Experience was everything, being able to adapt to local conditions.
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