The phrase "apt to understand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is likely or inclined to comprehend something easily.
Example: "She is quite intelligent and is apt to understand complex concepts quickly."
Alternatives: "likely to grasp" or "inclined to comprehend".
Since understanding Japan is a popular sport these days, the advice of the Chinese sage Confucius may be apt: to understand a people, one need only listen to their music.
For one thing, it needs to include microeconomic liberalisation (even if only trade) and fiscal equilibrium as sources of pressure and inducement for productivity increases (ie, for a sustainable depreciation of the real exchange-rate).The case of Brazil is particularly apt to understand such a need.
But until it is understood better, he said, "we're not apt to understand the overall obesity problem any better". For 10-day periods, the subjects in the study wore suits of special underwear fitted with devices that measured their posture and movements, taking them off for only about 15 minutes a day to shower and get a fresh set from the researchers.
"This phenomenon helps store energy," he said, "but is a great risk factor for the development of obesity". But until it is understood better, he said, "we're not apt to understand the overall obesity problem any better". Dr. Levine of the Mayo Clinic said the study findings had inspired him to redesign his office.
Involvement in management by family members can increase innovative behavior as family members are more apt to understand challenges and opportunities that face the firm (Zahra 2005).
She points out, for example, that people who think like mothers are apt to understand what war means in the concrete rather than what war means in the abstract.
He alone will be apt to see and understand the basis of their illegality.
Although Lynn's analysis pertained mostly to economics, now that economics is the frame most used by policy makers to analyze education, his conclusions are apt metaphors to understand what produced rulings like Vergara and the adulation it received from supposed progressives.
The more experience a CFO has in the role, in the sector and with the company, the more apt they are to understand the right balance between instinct and empirical data.
He certainly understands markets intellectually; but he is peculiarly apt to see (and want to fix) market failures everywhere rather than let entrepreneurs get on with it.
We first introduce the principles of APT to provide the basic background needed to understand the capabilities and limitations of the method, and then briefly review experimental considerations including sample preparation, operation conditions, and reconstruction guidelines.
