The phrase "acquired to adapt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing skills, knowledge, or resources that have been obtained for the purpose of making adjustments or changes.
Example: "The new software was acquired to adapt our workflow to the latest industry standards."
Alternatives: "obtained to adjust" or "secured to modify".
Paramount Pictures has acquired rights to adapt Peter Guralnick's book Sam Phillips: the Man Who Invented Rock'n'Roll, and has enlisted DiCaprio to co-develop it as a star vehicle for himself, according to Deadline.
Having acquired the rights to adapt the film, which retells the Greek legend of Orpheus and Eurydice in a Rio de Janeiro shantytown, Mr. Byrd said on Tuesday that he had hired two prominent Brazilian theater directors and writers – Claudio Botelho and Charles Moeller – to finish a script by the end of the year.
Separately, Landis is personally suing the 13-time Grammy Award-winning singer, along with producer James Nederlander, whose Nederlander Organization recently acquired the rights to adapt Thriller for the stage.
"Universal Cable Productions (UCP) has acquired the rights to adapt our long-running 'Wild Cards' series of anthologies and mosaic novels for television," wrote Martin.
To further prove that the LNCaP-AI cells have acquired the ability to adapt to the hormone-free environment, more studies are needed for insights into the effects of flutamide or androgen-free environment on the cell cycle of LNCaP cells by flow cytometry, and the androgen-dependent LNCaP cells were included as a control.
Moreover, these genomes acquired the ability to adapt more rapidly to environmental changes, probably as a direct consequence of the reduced number of regulatory elements.
Hypoxic cells are relatively resistant to the killing effects of ionizing radiation and some commonly used chemotherapeutic agents, therefore, tumour cells that have acquired the ability to adapt to low oxygen tensions may contribute to local treatment failure.
The following year, the BBC tried to acquire the rights to adapt "Esmé" for a radio drama series hosted by Laurence Olivier.
Working in the field of genetics, he developed an explanation for the way microbes acquire their ability to adapt in different nutritional environments.
It is crucial that teachers acquire the ability to adapt to the constant changes that the European context brings.
