The phrase "adapted its position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes in stance, viewpoint, or strategy in response to new information or circumstances.
Example: "The company adapted its position on remote work after receiving feedback from employees about work-life balance."
Alternatives: "modified its stance" or "changed its viewpoint."
He insisted Britain could not backslide on the backstop it agreed to in December last year and that the EU was waiting for proposals from the UK about how it could adapt its position to accommodate the agreement it has already made in relation to the backstop.
Unless it can adapt its position in response to fast-changing events, the hallmark of any adroit opposition, Labour will be behind before the contest is properly underway.
He added: "Unless it can adapt its position in response to fast-changing events, the hallmark of any adroit opposition, Labour will be behind before the contest is properly under way.
Other possible examples of the body adapting its position in response to load are the reduction in sitting and standing sagittal thoraco-lumbar motion with pregnancy [ 37] and self reported improvements spinal pain and posture following breast reduction surgery [ 38, 39].
These differences in LLx and ULx spine posture and motion in sitting were accounted for by subject's BMI, as BMI was positively correlated with LLx and ULx angles and this may be an indication that the body adapts its position in response to load.
Thus, when environmental conditions change abruptly, the cell must rapidly adjust its positioned-nucleosomes to adapt to the new conditions [ 37].
In every configuration of the end-effector, the manipulator can adapt its center limb to the position and orientation with best dexterity.
"I don't think he has the kind of aspiration of Nkunda," she said, "but I think he is someone who can transfer his loyalties and adapt his position depending on his interests".
This shift in emphasis may reflect a maturation of ideas; however, it is also perhaps indicative of the emergence of a willingness to adapt his position to appeal to his target audience and benefactors.
In fact, Obama has proved far more adept at adapting his positions toward the increasingly radical views enunciated by the leaders of the Republican Party than he has in articulating — and sticking to — an alternative vision of the role of government in ensuring a fair economic shake for all its citizens.
