'adaptable of' is not correct and usable in written English.
You could use the phrase 'capable of adapting' instead. For example: The plant is capable of adapting to different climates.
Minestrone is the most adaptable of soups, taking pretty much whatever you can throw at it.
Lamb's ears (Stachys byzantia) which are white and woolly, are one of the most adaptable of all the silvers.
Its development has been so rapid and continuous as to outrun even the most protean and adaptable of practitioners.
During four centuries of stressful coexistence with Russian Orthodox Christians, the Muslim Tatars have necessarily become the most adaptable of Islamic peoples.
The National's Cottesloe Theater, the smallest and most adaptable of the three stages, was due for extensive renovations that would shutter it for a year.
Staphylococcus aureus is a gram-positive coccus that is among the most adaptable of pathogenic bacteria, particularly in developing resistance to antibiotics.
If nothing else, the product is an indication that Cortana is adaptable off of the PC.
Which makes information technology both one of the most adaptable forms of infrastructure we have and one of the most important.
TechCrunch readers see, on a daily basis, the adaptable paths of a number of successful companies.
For the telemedical treatment of patients different adaptable variants of financing the telemedical system are implemented in the model.
What kind of people would they need to be? "Self-reliant, adaptable, fond of their own company, tolerant of other people's views," says Sheila Gear.
