The phrase "adapt and expand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to modify and grow an idea, strategy, or project to meet new challenges or opportunities.
Example: "In order to stay competitive, we must adapt and expand our services to better meet the needs of our clients."
Alternatives: "modify and grow" or "adjust and develop".
All the projects continued to adapt and expand long after the original objectives had been achieved, highlighting the adaptability, resilience and motivation of the southern partners.
As ecosystems are transformed, "weedy-type species might be able to adapt and expand better than the original species," he says.
"Any arts organisation has to move with the times, it has got to move with the way the audience is changing – the question is, how flexible can the Barbican be going forward?" "I think you'll see the Barbican adjust, adapt and expand – it is a very exciting time and I feel incredibly lucky to be here at this moment".
While other New York institutions, including the Whitney and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, have found ways to adapt and expand, Moma has rejected going beyond its original site, denying it ever considered an opportunity to take over vast former CBS TV studios in the rundown Hell's Kitchen district.
But in 2008, Ms. Hadid signed up with a hundred other architects to vie for the chance to adapt and expand a turn-of-the-century fire station into an office building for the 500 employees who run the port's operations.
Invasive species's ability to adapt and expand their population across novel environments presents us with an "invasive paradox" (ref).
Use of these tools enables rapid characterization of potentially pathogenic or multidrug-resistant strains before they become adapted and expand to other non malaria-endemic areas where anon malaria-endemicre present (6 – 9 ).
And it does so very well, adapting and expanding on elements of women's magazines, general interest and celebrity magazines.
Hezbollah and its allies have also adapted and expanded religious rituals involving children, starting at ever-earlier ages.
"The crests on the back rails are inventively adapted and expanded from splat designs of British chairs of about 1830".
