The phrase "allowed to adapt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or the ability to make changes or modifications to something.
Example: "In this project, team members are allowed to adapt their strategies based on the feedback received."
Alternatives: "permitted to modify" or "authorized to change".
Pouillan et al [ 46] showed that if phage Φ2 was allowed to adapt to Pseudomonas fluorescens SBW25 specific adaptation to host genetic background was observed, while coevolution did not lead to adaptation, but rather to a broader infectivity range.
Our current basis for understanding adaptation is most useful when a large, well-adapted population is subjected to a sudden change, and then allowed to adapt to a stable environment.
Water companies are allowed to adapt the terms of the ban for their customers.
An independent distributor should be allowed to adapt a multinational's strategy to local conditions.
So to even be considered to adapt it, to be allowed to adapt it, is just an incredible honour.
Recent experimental work allowed to adapt the process to synthesize both the YSZ dense electrolyte and the NiO YSZ porous anode in one step.
Instead of confronting the opponents of change head on by abolishing communes, Deng told local leaders that if peasants were starving farmers should be allowed to adapt.
Although he completed his screenplay, he struggled to overcome the film industry prejudice that novelists are the last people who should be allowed to adapt their own books.
Fermentors were inoculated with filtered rumen contents and allowed to adapt to experimental diets for 6 d, followed by 3 d of sampling and data collection.
Cows were allowed to adapt to this feeding scheme and were then subjected to a rumen challenge to induce a bout of SARA.
During the first week, all the tanks were stocked with crayfish, which were allowed to adapt to the experimental conditions.
