The phrase "adaptable to work with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something or someone that can easily adjust or be modified to collaborate or function alongside others.
Example: "The new software is highly adaptable to work with various operating systems, making it versatile for different users."
Alternatives: "flexible in collaborating with" or "compatible for use with".
She was adaptable, easy to work with and paid intense attention to everything around her.
Her music education was as a nightclub waitress in the New York jazz clubs of the early 1950s, closely followed by marriage to Paul Bley, one of the few pianists adaptable enough to work with free-saxophonist Ornette Coleman.
There was some evidence there was a lower risk of cancer among the "owl" night workers, suggesting they may be more adaptable to working such shifts.
BIM environment: Autodesk Revit can be regarded as a comprehensive building information provider to work with game technology to build an adaptable immersive serious game.
Conditions there are difficult but the South Sudanese are adaptable and just keep moving forward despite how little they have to work with.
The lesson in this vignette is that knowledge exchange is possible when client organisations are ready and willing to work with external providers who, in turn, are adaptable and complement (rather than replace or duplicate) the commissioners' skills.
Morris Moinian, the developer of the Dylan hotel at 52 East 41st Street, between Madison and Park Avenues, had to work with an existing building, but said the property's history made it easily adaptable to a 108-room boutique operation.
In addition, international humanitarian organizations recognize the value of Emergency Physicians in the field as physicians with a broad knowledge base who are adaptable and able to work in stressful situations with limited resources [2].
But its substance – the emphasis on high-quality adaptable forces, able to work closely with allies – would probably have been more or less the same.
Program officers have to be bright, adaptable, scientifically literate, able to work under pressure, and play well with others.
Benchmarking of the Arabidopsis dataset used here has shown that some SV tools may be more adaptable in working with a non-human dataset than others.
