The phrase "adapt us" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of adjusting or modifying something to fit the needs or circumstances of a group of people.
Example: "In order to thrive in this new environment, we need to adapt us to the changing market conditions."
Alternatives: "adjust us" or "modify us".
When we change our focus this way, we can discover, as did Stanford microbiologist Manuel Amieva, MD, PhD, that the microbe isn't just adapting to us, it's adapting us to them.
An industry that emerged from adapted US army vehicles left abandoned from the second world war, Metro Manila's fleet of 75,000 jeepneys are impossible to miss.
Billions of years of evolution have adapted us to life in a stable 1G environment, shielded from the worst effects of space by a cosy, protective and breathable atmosphere.
Unfortunately, television advertising and our entertainment culture have adapted us to commercial-style content.
Millions of years of evolution has adapted us to relying on light to see and make sense of the world and trust what we see.
Is technology simply adapting us to higher frequencies, to a new shrill emptiness with too much information too fast to digest?
Simultaneously, even the most advanced machine-learning solutions haven't yet provided a way for computers to seamlessly learn from us and adapt to us.
Simultaneously, even the most advanced machine-learning solutions haven't yet provided a way for computers to seamlessly learn from us and adapt to us.
"If computers could understand these non-verbal communications, they could adapt to us, instead of making us adapt to them". Currently, to interact with Gandalf the user must wear a body-tracking suit, an eye tracker and a microphone.
Measuring progress validates our work, helps us adapt, and inspires us to keep moving forward.
