"flexibly adapt" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation or action in which someone has the ability to quickly and easily make changes to fit the current circumstances. For example, "The team was able to flexibly adapt to the changing demands of the project."
They see a new social context, and they flexibly adapt to new circumstances.
This village-like approach enables the design to flexibly adapt over time to the camp's continuing discussions about which existing structures to refurbish or demolish.
It has done so by being clear and steadfast about its essential brand values while also seeking to understand deeply and flexibly adapt to local conditions and norms.
Imagine a future in which we capitalize on the principles of neural reconfiguration, producing devices — from smartphones to cars to space stations — that flexibly adapt rather than bust.
This Orchestration Engine is able to flexibly adapt its behavior during operation and is also able to adapt to physical changes of the production environment.
The results of several experiments demonstrated that an agent using the proposed system can flexibly adapt to various kinds of environmental changes.
It is designed as a standalone solution but it can be flexibly adapted in broader management infrastructures.
This opens the possibility that correlations between white matter properties and behavior arise as temporary states within a highly plastic system that flexibly adapts to environmental demands.
He also advocates shared chores and parental responsibilities: "It is possible, for example, that a husband's way of being masculine can be flexibly adapted to the wife's work schedule.
Together, Shapira suggests, these species represent a basic hologenome, with essential, co-evolving symbionts, but also with a pool of microbes useful for flexibly adapting to a changing environment.
The truth is that we still don't know much about why some people are really good at flexibly adapting their behavior, forgoing short term rewards to maximize long term gains, while others appear to be so bad at it.
