The phrase "adopts well" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe how someone or something successfully adjusts or acclimates to a new situation or environment.
Example: "The new employee adopts well to the company's culture, quickly making friends and contributing to team projects."
Alternatives: "adjusts well" or "fits in well".
Though located in a beach town known for its tequila-fueled parties, the hotel adopts well-being as its theme: it offers free diagnoses at a neighboring wellness clinic and daily yoga and meditation classes, and includes vegetarian dishes on the menu at its Mexican-fusion restaurant.
The International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) have been widely adopted well beyond English-speaking jurisdictions.
"He actually thought we could send back the children we'd adopted – well, two of them anyway.
Lupin flour revealed to be a difficult matrix, since large amounts of compounds tend to co-purify with DNA, even adopting well established extraction protocols.
[C1.] Chinese Companies Work to Build Brand Awareness As China's brands languish in near obscurity, companies are moving to make their presence felt by adopting well- known names like Maytag.
Its mobile payments platform was adopted well before mainstream advances in mobile payments, like Apple Pay or Square.
"The first version of our app-centric version of VirtualWisdom hit the market in April 2018 and it has been adopted well by big customers.
Thus whenever possible, we adopted well established assessments.
Firstly, the study adopted well tried and tested methodologies of data collection and data analysis.
SSPs either adopt well structured non-globular shapes or may have a propensity to exhibit disordered conformation [ 3, 34].
Portuguese and Spanish universities have adopted well-defined royalty sharing arrangements over the last fifteen years.
