The phrase "adapt to utilise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of adjusting or modifying something in order to make effective use of a resource or situation.
Example: "In order to succeed in this rapidly changing market, companies must adapt to utilise new technologies effectively."
Alternatives: "adjust to make use of" or "modify to employ".
Hence the measurement is adapted to utilise the event-data flow in the digital part of the ASIC to detect bit-flips.
Galaxias 'nebula' occurred at diverse elevations and a wider variety of slopes, and penetrates into higher elevations compared to Pseudobarbus 'Breede' and Sandelia spp. Galaxias 'nebula' is ecologically adapted to utilise regions of high flow velocity and turbulence.
This test assesses pain on a zero to ten scale with an increment of two, with the use of drawn faces ranging from a smiley to a crying sad face, and was adapted to be utilised for the purpose of defining quality of life [ 30].
In E. coli, IS 3 has been shown to up-regulate threonine expression, allowing the bacteria to adapt to a low-carbon environment and utilise threonine as its sole carbon source [ 12].
Which tools can we utilise to manage and adapt to risk while preserving the sustainability of Irish farms?
Therefore, understanding the mechanisms by which tumours adapt to VEGF blockade is important in optimising therapeutic regimens utilising this approach.
These features enable Cpipe to utilise cluster infrastructure where available, but importantly, Cpipe can automatically adapt to environments where significant parallelisation is not an option.
Comparison of land cover mapping in the North-East of Scotland was made with a commercial Bayesian software package, with the evolutionary method being shown to provide greater flexibility in its ability to adapt to incorporate/utilise available evidence/knowledge and develop effective and accurate network structures, at the cost of requiring additional computer programming skills.
"Farmers can adapt to trends.
Politicians adapt to communications technology.
