The phrase "adapt institutions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to modify or change institutions to better fit new circumstances or requirements.
Example: "In response to the changing economic landscape, it is essential to adapt institutions to ensure they remain effective and relevant."
Alternatives: "modify organizations" or "adjust systems".
The story of a small, open economy struggling to adapt its institutions to changes in the global economy, Hawai'i offers broadly instructive conclusions about economic evolution and development, political institutions, and native Hawaiian rights.
And this time, pressures from outside are likely to force those of us who shape the academy not only to adapt our institutions, but to transform them.
"In spite of these successes we remain unable to adapt our institutions and legal orthodoxy as fast as we need to," he said.
The task that confronted the Batavian and the successor regimes was to adapt old institutions and create new ones that could meet the needs of a new era.
Despite a rising tide of gun violence and political extremism, it has repeatedly failed to adapt its institutions and its laws particularly those relating to guns and the online spread of hate speech to an age of technology-enabled savagery.
One is to bolster the proposal recently floated by the French president, Jacques Chirac, that Mr Delors should be invited to suggest ways to adapt EU institutions before the Union takes in new eastern members.
The challenge now is to figure out how to adapt our institutions to this new environment labor force, GM, etc.
In response, people called on elder leaders to adapt customary institutions to restore peace; subsequently, war deaths and the frequency of war declined radically.
"I want to put into practice my firm and constant desire to adapt the institution to the times we are living in at each moment, leading a project that links our history with the future and that encompasses our traditions with a forward-thinking, progressive spirit," he said in Barcelona in 2011.
Later rulers who adopted and adapted feudal institutions to increase their power were labeled "feudal" and their governments called "feudal monarchies".
