The phrase "allows it to adapt" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability of a system, process, or entity to change or adjust in response to new conditions or information.
Example: "The new software update allows it to adapt to various user preferences, enhancing the overall experience."
Alternatives: "enables it to adjust" or "permits it to modify".
If nothing else, its largely informal economy allows it to adapt much faster than the major labels in the US or Europe.
The structural flexibility of the layered host structure, allows it to adapt to the geometry of the inserted guest species by the free adjustment of the interlayer separation.
Sounds simple enough, but in addition to poll answers, CivicScience also collects a fair amount of anonymous user data, which allows it to adapt to the user.
It seems that the P-loop is not restricted to one open or closed conformation but has a flexibility that allows it to adapt to different conformations depending on the binding ligands.
In this way, China can begin to consider how to build resilience into its policies and management strategies so that the overall system maintains a level of flexibility that allows it to adapt to unforeseen economic and ecological change.
Nevertheless, these unique strain-specific CDS may confer some unidentified advantage(s) to the bacterium that allows it to adapt to changing environmental conditions.
Skating is well positioned for another upswing as long as its leaders allow it to adapt.
The next generation, such as the US Navy's X-47B, will be even more advanced, with onboard intelligence that will allow it to adapt its course and fly with only minimal input from a pilot.
In this work we describe the Sistema Integrado de Gerência de Laboratórios (SIGLa), an open source LIMS with a new approach designed to allow it to adapt its activities and processes to various types of laboratories.
Our results suggest that PorB can undergo spontaneous conformational rearrangements that allow it to adapt to its local lipid environment.
Predicting whether other GAS strains may follow a similar trajectory to M1T1 is difficult: The next prevalent strain to emerge may have to combine changes in chromosomal and phage-encoded genes to enhance its fitness and allow it to adapt to different host environments; it also has to be resistant enough to phage-driven lysis.
