The phrase "adapt to changing ecological" is not complete and lacks a noun to clarify what is changing, but it is usable in written English if completed.
You can use it in contexts discussing environmental issues, conservation, or sustainability, typically followed by a noun like "conditions" or "circumstances."
Example: "Organizations must adapt to changing ecological conditions to ensure their survival."
Alternatives: "adjust to evolving ecological" or "respond to shifting ecological".
The capacity of pastoral communities to adapt to changing ecological conditions is compromised by their diminished economic and political standing and hence marginalisation.
The vastly different transcriptome of the adult sponge, which expresses recently evolved metazoan genes involved in secondary metabolism, immune system, and stress response, most likely contribute to its ability to readily adapt to changing ecological conditions.
In-depth analyses of how factors such as livelihood, educational levels, dependency on resources, or socio-economic conditions influence change detection abilities and local ecological knowledge are critically important for revealing how societies respond and adapt to changing social-ecological conditions.
Maintaining large and intact natural habitats and maintaining or improving the permeability of land for the movement of both individuals and ecological processes may provide the best opportunity for species and ecological systems to adapt to changing climate [28], [29].
Intraspecific variability can represent significant adaptive potential allowing a species to occupy a broad range of ecological conditions or adapt to changing environmental conditions [ 6].
This accommodates the fact that future climate conditions, land-use, economy or ecological capacity of trees to adapt to changing environmental conditions are unknown and can only be anticipated under specific constraints.
Plasticity is thus an alternative to genetic change allowing populations to adapt to changing environmental conditions.
Viruses can evolve and rapidly adapt to changing conditions.
Organisms adapt to changing natural selection by evolving new phenotypes.
"We recognize we need to adapt to changing consumer orientation, but we don't think it means changing overnight".
Now researchers have discovered a trick the eye uses to adapt to changing light.
