The phrase "adapted to the future" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications made to prepare for upcoming challenges or advancements.
Example: "The new curriculum is designed to be adapted to the future needs of the job market."
Alternatives: "tailored for the future" or "modified for future demands".
The submarines will be based on a general design, established for four submarines that were manufactured earlier, but the two new vessels will be adapted to the future deployment requirements of the German Navy.
There's nothing stopping us from starting co-ops or worker-owned businesses or triple-bottom-line corporations; we can do all of that today, in full faith that these businesses will be far better adapted to the future than the old capitalist forms we're seeking to supplant.
They will be only too happy to clothe you handsomely by doing what they do best: rummage in the trunks of the past to adapt to the future.
The need to choose how to adapt to the future highlights the choices about town planning, or forestry, or coastal defences, or immigration that have shaped the present.
He said: "Businesses worth their salt will already be talking about how they can adapt to the future challenges and expected opportunities of a low-carbon economy.
When European leaders agreed to the March 2007 targets, they accepted the logic that it would cost less to cut emissions now than to adapt to the future effects of unchecked climate change.
In this way, he argued, a country facing demographic challenges — Germans, according to a government survey released last week, are the most childless adults in Europe — may preserve wealth and adapt to the future.
"Now, we have to adapt to the future without a husband, a father, a brother and a son; but Gary's memory shines brightly in our thoughts and we will forever remember the wonderful times we shared with him and the deep love and affection he offered so freely within our close knit family.
By challenging himself to increase his own empathy through connections with people across the country, Zuckerberg will hopefully build a social network that can better help them adapt to the future.
For too long, Chrysler moved too slowly to adapt to the future, designing and building cars that were less popular, less reliable and less fuel-efficient than foreign competitors.
But these thoughts are not about eulogizing badly run businesses that refused to accept and adapt to the future.
