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The phrase "adjust better to it" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of becoming more comfortable or effective in response to a particular situation or change.
Example: "After a few weeks in the new role, I found that I could adjust better to it and perform my tasks more efficiently."
Alternatives: "adapt more effectively to it" or "acclimate better to it."
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We always say it's two teams on the same field, same circumstances, so it's who can adjust better to it".
We always say it's two teams on the same field, same circumstances, so who can adjust better to it.
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For instance, in one study of a condition linked to cardiovascular disease (CVD; heart failure), it was found that women generally perceive their health to be better than men, and seem to adjust better to living with heart failure, viewing it as second chance.
A fully floating exchange rate may not be desirable, because it may be too volatile, but more flexibility could help oil exporters to adjust better to fluctuations in commodity prices.If oil prices remain high, so will oil exporters' surpluses.
As "juveniles," tropical fish adjust better to life in an aquarium, Mr. Yaiullo said.
First, there is no evidence that fathers who stay away from antenatal classes adjust better to becoming fathers.
Everything is new -- the fixtures are new, the furniture is new, the carpets are new". Would she adjust better to her new workspace if she had not cycled through so many apartments?
A leader with global skills will adjust better to that situation (House et al. 2004).
Now, a study suggests that some woodpeckers within a population may adjust better to the rising mercury than others.
I believe this work has helped the community adjust better to incoming liberal values post-2001.
In other words, early adoption of new technology for employees will help companies adjust better to the fast-changing media and entertainment industry.
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