The phrase "adjust to the task" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of adapting one's skills or mindset to meet the requirements of a specific task or situation.
Example: "In order to succeed in this new role, you must learn to adjust to the task at hand and embrace the challenges it presents."
Alternatives: "adapt to the task" or "acclimate to the task".
Having effectively shelved their manifestos, having disorientated the electorate and the punditry, this government will have no period of grace to adjust to the task of governing.
Wheelchair athletes participating in sports such as basketball, rugby and tennis would encounter a range of task and environmental constraints that differ to those encountered by track athletes, as they must frequently accelerate and decelerate, change direction at speed and perform sport-specific skills to adjust to the task constraints during the course of a game.
The threshold has to be adjusted to the task in question and may be chosen dependent on the structure of the tree in the vicinity of each node.
Data from the first four sessions were not considered, to allow monkeys a period of time to adjust to the alternating tasks or to become reaccustomed to testing after surgery or rest, leaving 20 sessions of performance data (10 of scene learning, 10 of strategy implementation).
It could be a number of things, such as the ability to 'hold in mind' the letters from the word 'tablet', it could be adjusting to the pace of the task, or it could be a problem in dealing with feedback that does not match their expectation and updating their subsequent predictions of what letter will occur next.
Finally, having adjusted to the sadness of my task by bringing positive change, and my loneliness by both doing things that relieve the pressure and also by using wonderful modern technology, the ability to Skype and see your family ten thousand miles away, I realised that I was home.
The impact of chronic illness such as SCD on individuals may be grouped into a set of illness-related tasks: adjusting to the symptoms and incapacities; maintaining adequate relationships with health-care providers; and managing the emotional and social consequences of the illness [ 11].
Not only will he have the difficult task of adjusting to the N.B.A., but he will also have to do so with the league's top players gunning for him because of his publicity.
Feedback was provided performance-based, but task difficulty was adjusted to the individual performance level.
However, task difficulty was adjusted to the individual performance level to guarantee comparable numbers of correct and incorrect trials.
Some of the informants were able to work part-time for several weeks before full sick leave as there were possibilities to adjust work tasks as well as working positions, while others had no such opportunities which resulted in sick leave as the work could not be adjusted to the individual.
