The phrase "adapt quick" is not correct in written English.
To use this phrase in the correct form, you could say "adapt quickly". For example, "In order to keep up with the changing trends, I have to adapt quickly."
"Or maybe these players can adapt quicker than you think".
We're finding the Arena guys adapt quicker to the N.F.L. It's exceeded my expectations".
And it is a critical reason why, to get into the middle class now, you have to study harder, work smarter and adapt quicker than ever before.
Dr. Warden said some people adapt quicker than others to running surfaces, and he advised that anyone wanting to change from a soft to a hard surface, or vice versa, play it safe and make the change gradually.
Indeed, Ranieri had to be savvy enough to adapt quicker to his new surrounds than Pearson did, as the main reason Leicester got into such difficulty last season was that the manager was too slow to deviate, once Leicester got to the top flight, from the way they had played in the Championship.
The benefits of mentoring go beyond just training — research shows a mentor can help new workers adapt quicker to the office culture.
For this reason, we will adopt the evolutionary strategies for dynamic spectrum selection proposed in [21] for the WiSEED architecture, since they can adapt quicker to the high variation of the wireless link quality in EDHs.
Their willingness to view - and act on - today's reality through the lens of tomorrow's opportunity allows them to see further and adapt quicker.
England were by no means flawless but they adapted quicker than Australia to the referee, Romain Poite, took almost all their chances when they were offered and are growing in confidence by the game.
The game began in driving rain and it was Bath who adapted quickest to the difficult conditions.
