The phrase "a future adaptation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a planned or anticipated change or modification of something in the future, such as a book, film, or process.
Example: "The studio announced a future adaptation of the bestselling novel, which has fans eagerly awaiting its release."
Alternatives: "an upcoming adaptation" or "a forthcoming adaptation".
We found increasing future premature deaths across the 209 modeled U.S. cities using two climate model projections, based on constant temperature-mortality relationships from 1997 to 2006 without any future adaptation.
We critically discuss narrative as both a self-reflective methodology and as a paradigmatic shift in future adaptation research and practice.
Zamble and Porporino [ 25] propose that an individual's ability to cope with life circumstances is a critical factor for future adaptation.
For example, management schemes that aim to preserve genetic variation as the basis for future adaptation to an uncertain future should not come at a cost to adaptive evolution to the tangible present (Kinnison et al. 2007).
A large and diverse gene pool, for example, may improve a population's chances for future adaptation to changing environmental conditions.
Hence, bottleneck situations may therefore potentially affect a population's prospects for future adaptation.
In that case they can be a good source to inform future adaptation of implementation approaches (see Scaling Up).
The goal was to produce materials that we could then use in a randomised trial to assess whether information on overdetection makes a difference to women's views and decisions about screening, 17 with the potential for future adaptation into a resource suitable for distribution within organised screening programmes.
The identification of the barriers to and the facilitators of the implementation of maternal death reviews is an essential step for the future adaptation of this method in countries with few resources.
