The phrase "adapt themselves for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of adjusting or modifying oneself or something to fit a particular purpose or situation.
Example: "In order to succeed in a rapidly changing environment, employees must learn to adapt themselves for new challenges."
Alternatives: "prepare themselves for" or "adjust themselves for".
Terrorist networks, unburdened by fixed borders, headquarters or conventional forces, are free to study the way this nation responds to threats and adapt themselves to prepare for what Mr. Rumsfeld is certain will be another attack.
With global trade and technology both looking increasingly vulnerable to cross-border mistrust, Jolla's approach to collaborative transparency may offer something of a model if other businesses and industries find they need to adapt themselves in order for trade and innovation to keep moving forward in uncertain political times.
They have also shown how conformationally flexible are these active sites, that can adapt themselves to the xenobiotic structure for the best possible efficacy of substrate oxidation catalysis.
It is shown that these cells strongly modify their morphology for adapting themselves to the micro-structured landscape, by means of protrusions from the main body of the cell.
One possibility was that, when they expanded all around the world, the genome underwent mutations including parallel loss of DFRs for adapting themselves to various niches.
"They can sit back and watch them for a two-minute round and look at how they can adapt that themselves for Para-taekwondo, so there's huge value in being here". Late last year UK Sport announced its financial support awards for the four year cycle leading into the Tokyo 2020 Games, with over £11m 'safeguarded' for sports making their Olympic and Paralympic debuts at the Games.
He also complained that astronomers were ignoring such promising ideas as robotic explorers that can learn and adapt for themselves using neural networks and "genetic algorithms".
If the technology is available to the social elites, he says, it is in the best interest of ordinary citizens to adapt it for themselves, to carry out what he calls "sousveillance," that is, surveillance done from below.
"There's no reason other schools can't pick up that idea and adapt it for themselves". SCHOOLS have also begun to look for funds from sources other than the Federal Government.
Technology that doesn't scale properly will ultimately crash, and the same can be said for the customer base if businesses don't adapt and brace themselves for a necessary transformation.
