The phrase "adapt readily" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's ability to adjust quickly to new conditions or situations.
Example: "In today's fast-paced work environment, employees must be able to adapt readily to changes in technology and processes."
Alternatives: "adjust quickly" or "acclimate easily".
"These traits allow them to adapt readily to changing environmental conditions," Gillander said.
The military's preferred approach to building its new capabilities has been to adapt readily available commercial technology to keep costs down.
Black bears living near humans adapt readily to alternate food sources, such as garbage from dumps or campsites and handouts from tourists in parks.
Successful dominant CF pathogens combine an effective arsenal to establish infection and counter-attack the host response, together with an ability to adapt readily to an unfavourable environment.
They are good to move from one group to the other because they adapt readily.
Common terns adapt readily to artificial floating rafts, and may even nest on flat factory roofs.
Richard Nixon's resignation speech is, of course, the Magna Carta of the genre, now adapted readily for sporting purposes.
Though once portraying himself as a moderate with a bipartisan record in a traditionally Democratic state, this former prosecutor has also adapted readily to the hawkish tone of the Republican primary, bashing Rand Paul and Ted Cruz for their support of surveillance reform.
Part of the program's appeal was McPartland's own playing: she had a famously huge repertoire of jazz and popular songs, and she was a fluent, basically romantic improviser who adapted readily to many different styles.
It is also likely that this method can be adapted readily to the study of other insect pathogen associations important economically.
Similarly, two SAT2 viruses that adapted readily to BHK-21 cells accumulated positively charged residues at positions 83 and 85 of the βD βE loop of VP1.
