The phrase "and should be adaptable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for something to be flexible or able to change according to different circumstances or requirements.
Example: "The design of the software is crucial, and should be adaptable to meet the varying needs of users."
Alternatives: "and ought to be flexible" or "and must be versatile".
"A home manager needs to have good communication and listening skills, should be adaptable, organised and, most importantly, have passion for care.
We can routinely obtain >10 cells, the recovered RNA is of adequate quality for accurate qPCR, microarray and next generation sequencing, and the method should be adaptable to studying many different cellular processes in addition to senescence.
The necessary modifications require commonly available tools and several hours to complete, and the procedure should be adaptable to a number of different printer types.
As NAF and the whole metabolomics platform are applicable to any eukaryotic organism, the provided optimized protocol (Text S1) for Arabidopsis and statistical workflow should be adaptable to many other organisms.
Urban forest management plans should be comprehensive and long-term, they should be adaptable to change, and they should aim to sustain benefits and functions over time at the lowest possible cost.
Achieving natural gesture-based interaction between humans and robots, the system should be adaptable to new users, gestures and robot behaviors.
The strategies employed in this study have applicability not only for CSFV (and other pestiviruses) but should be adaptable to the study of other RNA viruses.
This role should be adaptable and open for discussion.
Weather conditions in 2016, ranging from one of the warmest winters on record to one of the driest growing seasons, were nearly opposite 2015, and to overcome these changes Finger Lakes growers should be adaptable, says Hans Walter-Peterson in this Finger Lakes Times article.
