The phrase "adept to" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate the ability to do something, usually with skill. For example, "She was adept to cooking intricate dishes".
As a result the windowsills now boast a rather splendid array of ferns that are particularly adept to thriving indoors.
The exercises used by the adept to achieve this union involve the purificatory practices, bodily postures, breathing, and meditation exercises that are common to other forms of Yoga.
It remains to be seen whether Mr. Jabari's death will truly cripple Hamas, or whether it will find someone equally adept to take his place, the officials said.
If Congress takes him up on it, Mr. Obama will have to be remarkably adept to avoid pitfalls in the proposal.
Isotope's members, adept to varying degrees at rock and funk and jazz and electronics, turn those introspective moments into jams that are messier and warmer than Tortoise's.
Part of the problem was getting enough people who were technically adept to make the endless decisions about equipment and software.
The review is intended to become a basic manual for new adepts to the field and at the same time a handy reference to experienced researchers.
"We have few interpersonal issues because we try to encourage smart, socially adept people to join.
In order to feign death, an adept had to have perfectly harmonized internal spirits.
While the barrier to become a content creator is now lowered, it also increased the ability to adept content creators to be even more effective using new tools.
The company has proven particularly adept at responding to emergencies, providing fuel to areas devastated by Hurricane Sandy and Katrina.
