The phrase "also need to adapt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the necessity for change or adjustment in response to new circumstances or information.
Example: "In addition to improving our current processes, we also need to adapt to the evolving market trends."
Alternatives: "also have to adjust" or "also must change".
Suppliers also need to adapt.
Hospitals will also need to adapt and find new ways to work with these more responsive providers.
Communities also need to adapt to climate change, and for housing, this means building new homes and refurbishing homes that are better suited to different climate conditions.
In the years ahead, U.S. postsecondary institutions will also need to adapt to cope with the influx of older students — and the fact that most students now work at least part-time.
It would also need to adapt it to the fact that Scotland's population is projected to age faster than the rest of the UK". Labour, the Liberal Democrats and the pro-UK Better Together campaign said the IFS's analysis on costs supported their case that Scotland was more secure staying within the UK, since that allowed its costs to be shared.
Certainly, this is true, but existing businesses will also need to adapt to a new reality of fast, ubiquitous connectivity as the IoT finally gets a flexible and omnipresent arterial infrastructure.
But Econet has now expanded to Botswana, Nigeria, Kenya and Lesotho, and is looking at other opportunities.Creativity is also needed to adapt to local conditions and demand.
They also needed to adapt in order to keep their careers going, since big changes — the arrival of sound, of color, of wide-screen, of television — were rapid and frequent.
It also needs to adapt it to vacationers and further the management of afforested land as a long-lasting resource, as well as its integration into the local natural vegetation and the environmental system.
