The phrase "adapt for the future" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to modify or change something in order to be prepared for upcoming challenges or developments.
Example: "In order to remain competitive, we must adapt for the future by embracing new technologies and innovative practices."
Alternatives: "prepare for the future" or "adjust for future needs".
By Adrienne Raphel May 23, 2016 The Sesame Workshop sees Sesame Ventures, its new fund that will invest in education technology, as key to adapting for the future.
Species or populations that experienced marked climatic oscillations in the past can be seen as a selected assemblage of geographically mobile and latitudinally-independent organisms that are likely to be best adapted for the future climate changes, unless human activity precludes such an option [ 13].
In our case, the department of radiotherapy underwent a complete redesign of information flow and clinical documentation, which has resulted in digital documentation of history and examination within the system plus digitizing and PACS (picture archiving and communication system) connection for the planning CT to adapt for a future unified documentation.
You cannot adapt for a future that you don't understand.
Ooyala features a drag-and-drop interface that makes such adjustments easy – users can simply drag their ads to a new place in the video timeline, and the system will immediately adapt for future plays without having to render anything.
While cross-layer approaches can be designed to support these new requirements, the lack of modularity makes cross-layer approaches inflexible and hence difficult to adapt for future devices and protocols.
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Ray Bradbury's cult vision of the future is adapted for the stage (1 30).
"We need to adjust, adapt, and organize for the future," Rice said.
While the rationale for group education remains strong, given the large number of patients and limited human resources, the design of future interventions should be adapted for the infrastructural limitations and logistical barriers to patient retention.
