The phrase "adapting towards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of adjusting or changing in response to a particular situation or environment.
Example: "The company is adapting towards a more sustainable business model to meet the demands of eco-conscious consumers."
Alternatives: "adjusting to" or "shifting towards".
His game had already been adapting towards the end of his glittering first stint in north London, the spearhead of a team who had been Invincibles for a campaign.
We then focus on the capacity of the pathogen to restore its fitness by adapting towards an increased lesion size.
Early in the simulation, bacteria can both increase growth rate and escape phage by adapting towards the fastest-growing phenotype (arbitrarily positioned at h=0.5, Figure 2H).
In this way, the game can be adapted towards both low-functioning and high-functioning children with autism.
The mathematical results are adapted towards the application and many of them are conveniently presented in terms of operating charts.
A range of bio- and nanotechnologies have been developed that could be adapted towards monitoring the presence and expression of transgenes, in real time and in the field, in plants of agronomic and ecological importance.
A vulture's whole body is oriented and adapted towards this method of food procurement and the lifestyle that accompanies it.
The regulatory system needs to adapt towards to becoming Accountable Care Organizations, which reward clinicians and healthcare plans for keeping patients healthy opposed to paying them to do extra procedures.
It's already here, hiding in between things, watching as we adapt towards our inevitable extinction.
But life, Gould argued, can also easily adapt towards simplification, as is often the case with parasites.
Perhaps, one of our greatest lessons of these times is to adapt towards an evolutionary state of consciousness or cease to exist.
