The phrase "adapted to consuming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been modified or designed to be suitable for consumption, whether literal or metaphorical.
Example: "The new software is adapted to consuming large amounts of data efficiently."
Alternatives: "designed for consumption" or "tailored for use".
Because evolution is a slow process, this revolutionary change has had zero impact on the primal urge that screams, "Listen, dummy, if you can find meat you'd better eat it, because who knows when you'll eat it again!" At some point our bodies may adapt to consuming unlimited quantities of meat or - a better alternative - our minds will crave less.
I've mentioned this time and again, but the fundamental problem with grains is that they are a distinctly Neolithic food that the human animal has yet to adapt to consuming.
However, it was found to be time consuming and not adapted to all patients, was a rigid framework and did not take into consideration the subjectivity of pain.
So maybe high starch consuming populations have become adapted to not only efficiently digest starch into sugars, but also use those sugars, keeping blood glucose levels moderate.
They will not want prices to stay too high for too long, or else investors will put money into non-OPEC oil or alternative fuels.The desert kingdom's rulers also remember the lessons of the 1970s oil shocks, when the biggest losers were not consuming economies (which eventually adapted to higher prices) but the petro-economies of OPEC.
Thorectes lusitanicus, a Mediterranean ecosystem species adapted to eat semi-dry and dry dung (dung-fiber consumers) is also actively attracted to oak acorns, consuming and burying them.
With its complicated procedures and time-consuming negotiating process, the industry has only slowly adapted to the lightning-quick demands of e-commerce.
The method allows for the rapid quantification of apoplastic peptides without cumbersome and time-consuming purification or chromatographic steps and can be easily adapted to other plant species.
