The phrase "adapted rapidly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a quick adjustment or change in response to new conditions or circumstances.
Example: "The company adapted rapidly to the changing market demands, ensuring its continued success."
Alternatives: "adjusted quickly" or "responded swiftly".
An existing platform such as AidData could be adapted rapidly for this purpose.
My recollection is that on the whole the A.S.T.P. recruits adapted rapidly and fought well, many receiving battlefield promotions and commissions.
They cause technological changes or batch size and product variation changes to which the factory has to be adapted rapidly.
Among animals introduced to the continent were cattle, horses, goats, sheep, and pigs, all of which adapted rapidly and thrived in the New World.
But the new evidence that humans have adapted rapidly and extensively suggests that natural selection must have other options for changing a trait besides waiting for the right mutation to show up.
In contrast, agile design and manufacturing engineering strategies require flexible processes that can be adapted rapidly for fast response to dynamic market demands without compromising the cost and quality of the product.
"The tourism industry must adapt rapidly," concluded the final report of the United Nations conference.
"But in Israel you adapt rapidly because you have no choice".
It is buckling in several ways, and needs to adapt rapidly to the world of 2015.
Mosquitoes breed fast, are genetically flexible, and can adapt rapidly to change their feeding and flying behaviour, tolerate climate shifts and develop insecticide resistance.
The Belgian seemed to be "someone of intelligence, composed, capable of adapting rapidly to new situations", Le Parisien quoted an interior ministry source as saying.
