The phrase "and adjust to a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to modify or adapt to a particular situation or condition.
Example: "In order to succeed in this new environment, we must learn to adapt and adjust to a changing market."
Alternatives: "and adapt to a" or "and modify to a".
I just want to get to college and adjust to a new kind of life.
Players take time to form chemistry and adjust to a new city, team-mates or country.
Can business commit to fighting climate change and adjust to a low-carbon economy?
He was well able to ignore its suppressed code of honour and adjust to a less glorious role when his conventional grand project met with defeat.
So the market for C.L.O.'s, like other financial markets, is at a crossroad - its future is far from secure as it struggles to overcome the financial crisis and adjust to a new regulatory regime.
The implications of the crash resound through the rest of the film, as Yella tries to forget the past and adjust to a faster, colder world in which her guide and eventual lover, Philipp (Devid Striesow), tutors her in corporate mind games.
So the paratroopers are spending their days fortifying positions, unloading supplies and adjusting to a climate and terrain that are far different from what they expected.
After shaking off the rust and adjusting to a new generation of paddle, he started playing in the senior circuit.
"I was still reeling in the very raw grief of losing him and adjusting to a world without him," Batty said.
But once inside, she learned a very different, and all too common, story — of loneliness, longing and adjusting to a new home.
In the end, Ms. Davis resolved that choosing between losing the best man she had ever met and adjusting to a career change was a no-brainer.
