The phrase "adapting directly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of making immediate changes or adjustments to something without intermediaries or delays.
Example: "The team is focusing on adapting directly to the new market trends to stay competitive."
Alternatives: "adjusting immediately" or "modifying directly".
Based around Maggie's approaching wedding, the material is adapted directly from classic Broons stories.
On the other hand, orchids that have adapted directly to hummingbirds from bee-pollinated ancestors have changed fundamentally.
In 1985 Microsoft released Macintosh Word 1.0, and its early Macintosh versions were adapted directly from Microsoft Word for DOS.
Indeed, also last year, William Hurt starred in "The Big Brass Ring," a film about a gubernatorial candidate threatened by a scandalous past, which was adapted directly from another screenplay that Welles wrote, in 1982, and could not get produced.
He says that doing so on mobile devices is certainly possible, but it requires additional thinking, since not all the technology can be adapted directly from what's being done in the browser.
Pre-orders for the phone open toManyof, and ithe set to start shipping on September 15.
The membrane flux adapted directly to the variation in influent flowrate s without great delay because of the small hydraulic inertness of the submerged membrane systems.
The proof of Lemma 2.2 can be adapted directly from that of [2], Proposition 4.2.6, p.117, and, as with that of Lemma 2.1, is given in the Appendix.
The images of monsters were adapted directly from the Monster Manual book.
Aspects of Beam's earlier action-adventure game Nightshade, of which Kidd was the writer, director and lead designer, were used as a basis for Shadowrun; specific film noir components such as "dark cityscapes, dialogue-heavy exchanges, and touches of humor" were adapted directly from the former to the latter.
