How a costly British victory at Jutland could reshape the Admiral class

How quickly could the Admiral class be built after a British victory at Jutland that also destroyed most of its battlecruisers?

Britain could push the class into service in 1917-1918, but the scale of its own losses might instead cause a major redesign.

Britain had the yard capacity to push the Admiral class forward quickly after such a battle. Ships could plausibly enter service in 1917 or 1918 if the program remained intact. The destruction of most British battlecruisers would also create pressure to reconsider the design itself rather than merely accelerate it. The counterfactual therefore produces two competing procurement responses: replace losses fast or absorb the battle's lessons in a changed class.