The phrase "adapt and do" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when encouraging someone to adjust to a situation and take action accordingly.
Example: "In times of change, it's important to adapt and do what is necessary to succeed."
Alternatives: "adjust and act" or "modify and execute".
So, they've had to adapt and do the same themselves".
The question for Scripps, along with many other media companies, is whether it can continue to adapt — and do so quickly enough.
Or it may just eventually become another Japan, stuck with businesses that do not adapt and do not discard cronyism in order to become more open and competitive.
Mr. Driscoll said that in the wake of the terror attack, police commanders, like everyone else, had had to adapt and do more than a little learning on the fly.
"His actions, surrounding himself with an old boys club of like-minded sycophants, are dictatorial in sharp contrast to those of David Cameron, who has shown he can listen, adapt and do what is right for the country, not just for personal gain".
Experts say American companies have largely failed here because they don't have local expertise, are too slow to adapt and don't know how to deal with the Chinese government.
In comparison to other segmentation methods, our algorithm is able to adapt and does not require neither parameters for establishing the optimal values, nor sets of training images to set parameters.
Though it bothered him, he adapted and didn't think it warranted divorce.
But sometimes when you are not playing well and results are not going for you, you have to adapt and I do not think City have done that as much as they could and should have this season.
What the best may have, above all, is a capacity to learn and adapt — and to do so faster than everyone else.
"And if that doesn't play culturally, and I don't adapt culturally, and do all of the things that are stereotypical of that crowd, well, who cares?
