The phrase "adapt at once" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when instructing someone to make immediate changes or adjustments in response to a situation.
Example: "In light of the new regulations, we must adapt at once to ensure compliance."
Alternatives: "adjust immediately" or "modify right away."
The heparin dose was adapted at least once daily, according the aPTT value and clinical tolerance; it was stopped when bleeding occurred and restarted after bleeding was controlled.
You can only adapt at the rate at which you learn that what was once held to be true, no longer is.
"It was hard to adapt at first.
In today's world, due to reasons such as cost and lack of infrastructure, it may not be possible for all to adapt new networks at once and make the existing ones obsolete.
She added, "Doubtless it's an enormously daunting task to adapt a book at once so sweeping and internal, so swooningly romantic and philosophical, but it takes a lighter touch and a more expansive view than Newell and Harwood seem to bring".
Once in the U.S., 7-year-old Alex Sanchez had trouble adapting at school.
Higher ethanol productivity and increased cell viability were observed in a fed-batch SSF experiment involving feeding with continuous-mode adapted yeast compared to the fed-batch SSF experiment with fed-batch adapted yeast added all at once at the start of SSF.
This work introduces new lower bounds, algorithms, and analysis techniques for adapting to many parameters at once.
The larger systems are still in the planning stages or running pilot programs, but because of New York Waterway's modest scale, it was able to adapt its entire system all at once.
Although the current study only looked for antibodies against insulin, three other types of antibodies also presage type 1 diabetes; the microchip technology could easily be adapted to look for all four at once.
