The phrase "adapting would be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential or necessity of making adjustments or changes in a particular situation.
Example: "In a rapidly changing environment, adapting would be essential for our survival."
Alternatives: "adjusting would be" or "modifying would be".
He said: In 2011, a year in which we published six books, three of them – "Reckless Endangerment" by Gretchen Morgenson and Joshua Rosner, "The Wizard of Lies" by Diana B. Henriques and "The Corner Office" by Adam Bryant – were excerpted (actually "adapted" would be a better word) in the Sunday Business section.
Real estate companies willing to adapt would be able to leverage their knowledge and experience of the industry because, while it would still be largely unchartered, greenfields territory, any experience in the area would prove to be beneficial.
With the new season less than a month away, appointing a manager who is unfamiliar with the club and its well-defined playing system, and expecting him to immediately adapt, would be a huge gamble.
During of hospitalization and any complications following the management approach adapted, would be noted.
Bars wider than the diameter of the adapting subregion would be expected to cause incomplete adaptation transfer.
The source material may have been strong but that didn't mean adapting it would be a doddle.
The biggest savings from a merger come from sharing technology, yet neither exchange's trading system Nasdaq's SuperMontage, an open-order quote system, is due to be launched in a few months is appropriate for the other, and adapting either would be punitively expensive.A merger might offer greater round-the-clock liquidity, but who wants it?
Adaptation theories might predict that a sensory response to a stimulus that immediately followed a high-intensity adapting stimulus would be reduced, relative to the response that would occur otherwise.
Mass chemotherapy treatment may be predicted to impact on the infection of nonhuman definitive hosts as any 'human adapted strains' would be killed via PZQ treatment in humans giving any 'nonhuman host' adapted strains a distinct competitive advantage.
If I had any advice for novelists wishing that their books might be adapted it would be if you want something, put it in the contract".
