The phrase "adapt more swiftly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability to adjust or change quickly in response to new conditions or challenges.
Example: "In today's fast-paced world, companies must learn to adapt more swiftly to market changes to stay competitive."
Alternatives: "adjust more quickly" or "respond more rapidly".
The domestic firm can focus better on its home market, adapt more swiftly to changing conditions and is often prepared to take more risk, says BCG.
That means that workers must be willing to adapt more swiftly to change by acquiring new skills, for example, or shifting jobs more frequently.In some cases, people may need to rethink their careers completely.
Problems get solved more effectively and quickly, and employees adapt more swiftly to change.
Their continued progress in Manchester shows they have adapted more swiftly than any other nation to the four-woman event - though Trott, King and Rowsell were equally prolific as world record-setters in the three-woman version, which they won at London 2012.
Some people adapt more quickly.
It also faces stiff competition from the likes of MobileIron and AirWatch, whose device-management software has adapted far more swiftly to a world in which BlackBerrys are being squashed by iPhones and Android handsets.There is speculation that Fairfax's move for BlackBerry is designed to flush out a higher offer.
The balls are lighter, the players are fitter and faster, and now it appears that teams can adapt to radical change more swiftly than anyone might expect.
He adapts Britt G. Hallqvist's Swedish translation into a version of the play that alternates more swiftly between the two leading characters, allowing him to examine the central conflict of "Maria Stuart" as one between mirror images of the same existential plight.
But in the early 1980s, inflation had fluctuated so much for so long that workers and firms quickly adapted their wage- and price-setting behaviour to the latest trends, so inflation responded more swiftly to falling demand.
Other companies are doing it more swiftly.
Second, cases are resolved more swiftly for more conservative firms.
