The phrase "adapted fast" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that has quickly adjusted to new conditions or circumstances.
Example: "The team adapted fast to the changes in the project requirements, ensuring a smooth transition."
Alternatives: "adjusted quickly" or "responded rapidly."
Although banks have been building up their electronic platforms and laying off employees, Mr. Horowitz said they have not adapted fast enough.
Corporate managers knew that if they adapted fast, America's flexible financial system would reward them with access to cheaper capital.Just because financial innovation can boost growth does not mean it always will.
In ICU patients with edema or vasomotor variations, intravenous infusion minimized fluctuations in insulin absorption and enabled delivery to be adapted fast and effectively to variations in glucose levels [ 36, 37].
Unfortunately, maternal and infant programs have not adapted fast enough to meet the new challenges derived from the epidemiological and nutrition transitions, and obesity and NCDs continue to increase in most countries.
"I think the kids have adapted faster than we have," said Tiffany Tillman, the assistant principal at Melody.
My body adapted faster than I had anticipated, but on Day 5 I finally slammed into the cumulative effects of nonstop training.
A bit like a new volcanic island whose molten rock can still be reshaped, the SNP under Nicola Sturgeon has adapted faster than others to the strange new environment of minority government.
Since lactic acid concentration increased, L. zeae adapted faster to the new growth conditions (phase 1, Figure 2).
L. zeae adapted faster to the new growth conditions (phase 1), but after more than 10 medium exchanges a stable steady state was reached.
If they see another company that has adapted faster, they tend to move - and quickly.
Thus, it has been shown that mutator populations adapted faster than wild-type populations in both liquid and solid environments.
