The phrase "adapts efficiently" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing how something adjusts or changes in a way that maximizes effectiveness or performance.
Example: "The software adapts efficiently to different user preferences, ensuring a personalized experience."
Alternatives: "adjusts effectively" or "modifies efficiently."
We haven't had time to adapt efficiently to the new rules".
These results confirm CPARC's ability to dynamically overcome channel and radar node failures, allowing the system to adapt efficiently to changing topology and wireless channels.
Since geometry-based algorithm was designed under ideal assumption of static channel, this algorithm cannot adapt efficiently due to the variant of time varying channel as mentioned above.
only a small amount of data is needed to adapt efficiently the acoustic model due to the fact that all the available data are shared to adapt the state-independent GMM; no state alignment is required because there is only one GMM to adapt (not one GMM per state and/or class); the computational cost of this adaptation remains very low thanks to the fact there is only one GMM to adapt.
The PE technology is adapted efficiently in various parts of HEES like, grid integration, machine control, switching (pumping mode to generating mode and vice versa), power control, voltage and frequency control, power factor correction, etc., The advancement of PE technology diminishes the cost and space of the plant and enhances the power handling capability.
As predicted, treated animals largely failed to adapt efficiently when the task's contingencies changed following platform reversal.
It is particularly beneficial to microbial cells that need to adapt efficiently to sudden changes in environmental conditions [ 35, 36].
Increasing phenotypic variation is particularly beneficial to organisms that need to adapt efficiently to sudden changes in chemical composition, local temperature, or illumination [ 30].
The outbreak shows that DENV-3 subtype III is easily transmitted among humans and mosquitoes and can adapt efficiently to a new area.
They have learned how to adapt efficiently to related control tasks, and our results suggest that such facilitation is due to the common structure of the control tasks.
