The phrase "adapt and think" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where flexibility and critical thinking are required, such as problem-solving or adjusting to new situations.
Example: "In today's fast-paced world, it's essential to adapt and think critically to overcome challenges."
Alternatives: "adjust and reason" or "modify and contemplate".
Intense drought has forced Australians to adapt and think about how to manage water.
Working with so many scientists in the close confines of a ship means that the personal traits of tolerance and the ability to adapt and think laterally when equipment needs to be fixed or modified are advantageous.
The personal brand phenomenon keeps inspiring me because of it's incredible ability to alter, adapt and think ahead.
South Africa needs to adapt and think of innovative ways to address these challenges (14).
"They were getting the message that they really had to listen to the student voice and adapt, and I think we helped them get that".
Then they adapt and mistakenly think that it's the next promotion that will make them happy.
"You're constantly having to adapt yourself and think of other people's points of view, you're always hearing other voices". And the criticisms expressed by Potts and Jordan miss the wider remit of poets-in-residence, who shouldn't be judged solely on their artistic output.
"I think he's going to adapt quickly and think he is going to be an important player for us". Fernandez was on loan at Spanish La Liga side Getafe last season where he made 13 appearances, scoring one goal.
Expanding the powers of federal agents to use wiretaps, surveillance and other investigative methods and to share intelligence information "gives us the technological tools to anticipate, adapt and out-think our terrorist enemy," he said.
The ability of a population to adapt and evolve is thought to be influenced in part by the size of its gene pool.
If this happens too often, your body adapts and thinks it needs to stay there permanently.
