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The phrase "about the adaptations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or referring to changes or modifications made to something, such as a story, process, or organism.
Example: "In this article, we will explore the various aspects about the adaptations of the novel into a film."
Alternatives: "regarding the adaptations" or "concerning the adaptations".
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I was 16, and I called it Laughing with Lizzie, because of that line by Elizabeth Bennet: "I dearly love a laugh". It was low-key at first: GCSE essays, writing about the adaptations, things like that.
I put up a few pictures of interesting life-forms on Earth so kids could think about the adaptations that animals have to make them suited for their environment.
ONWARD AND UPWARD WITH THE ARTS about Henry James, particularly his novel "The Wings of the Dove;" and about the adaptations of his works on the stage & on TV.
For weeks now, he has been… ONWARD AND UPWARD WITH THE ARTS about Henry James, particularly his novel "The Wings of the Dove;" and about the adaptations of his works on… Casual about words, past tenses, rearranging letters in words & spelling them backwards.
And second, because you have made stupendous adaptations of great literary works, and I have many doubts about the adaptations that have been made or could be made of mine.
Less is known about the adaptations of P. damnosus to the beer environment.
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That hasn't stopped politicians complaining about the adaptation, though.
We talk airily in the United Kingdom about the adaptation technologies which will shield us from catastrophe.
What do we know about the adaptation of the Internet by traditionally marginalized youth?
Tells about the adaptation of the birds to captivity and its singing abilities.
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