The phrase "adjust to cold" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of becoming accustomed to low temperatures or cold environments.
Example: "After spending a few weeks in the Arctic, I finally began to adjust to cold weather."
Alternatives: "acclimate to cold" or "adapt to cold".
To create a more flexible lipid layer adjusted to cold temperatures, sequences of a heteropolymeric polyunsaturase were found.
Cattle are particular well suited to the climate of the Northeast, so long as they are allowed to slowly adjust to the cold and make the necessary physical and metabolic changes necessary.
Quite simply, India's players find it hard to adjust to a cold, wet English summer, when the fast-bowler may swing the ball with a vengeance if the cloud cover is right; and England's players are all at sea (to introduce a non-cricketing metaphor) when confronted by punishing heat and relentless spin bowling.
If getting too hot, adjust to a colder water temperature.
The implications of the crash resound through the rest of the film, as Yella tries to forget the past and adjust to a faster, colder world in which her guide and eventual lover, Philipp (Devid Striesow), tutors her in corporate mind games.
We don't know what calls them back whence they came, but we know that, before they migrate, their bodies begin to change to adjust to the deeper, darker, colder water that they will encounter in the ocean.
Manager Joe Torre believes that Hernandez is capable of adjusting, to the cold and to the fact that he has not pitched in so long.
Spying Blind is a sobering account of why two of America's most important intelligence agencies failed to adjust to new threats after the Cold War, and why they are unlikely to adapt in the future.
He readily admits it hasn't been easy to adjust to the frequent power outages, cold days and nights without reliable heat, and long road trips between projects, but he's more committed than ever to apply all that he can to AMC this year and Pakistan for years to come.
Also, adjust to the weather – it's very cold.
