The phrase "adapt to the current" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to adjust or modify behavior, strategies, or practices in response to present circumstances or conditions.
Example: "In order to succeed in this rapidly changing market, companies must learn to adapt to the current trends and consumer preferences."
Alternatives: "adjust to the present" or "modify to fit the situation".
Scott A. Singer, the executive vice president of the Singer & Bassuk Organization, a real estate finance and brokerage company, said investors with cash "are in a much better position to adapt to the current environment" than those with "overleveraged assets".
"In the middle of a downturn in oil and gas prices, it is important not only to adapt to the current tough conditions, but also to prepare for the next set of challenges," argued BP's chief executive, Bob Dudley.
Analysts said the strong performance dissipated lingering worries that the company could not adapt to the current Internet environment, in which users are relying more on mobile devices instead of personal computers to access the information they want.
But at a time when we are faced with more humanitarian and political crises than at any other point in recent memory, while having to adapt to the current funding realities, it is clear that this will not happen any time soon.
There is a growing need to adapt to the current and projected impacts of climate change.
Under dynamically changing environments, a fixed value of ρ cannot effectively adapt to the current network condition.
We cannot change ancient doctrines to adapt to the currents of the day.
The scale-adapted kernel is then fully adapted to the current contour of the object by a segmentation process based on a maximum a posteriori estimation considering the GMMs of the object and the background histogram.
This information can be applied to an OFDM system with adaptive GI length, where the length of the GI is adapted to the current length of the CIR.
"The problem is that we have too much wine and that our wines are not adapted to the current market," Mr. Berthomeau said.
This suggests the idea of a financial servitude on Greek territory can still have relevance if it is revived, studied and adapted to the current crisis.
