The phrase "adaptability with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to adjust or change in response to different conditions or environments, often in relation to skills or behaviors.
Example: "Her adaptability with new technologies has made her an invaluable asset to the team."
Alternatives: "flexibility in" or "ability to adapt to".
And it should be noted that the proposed adaptive pooling shows strong adaptability with stable performance in all circumstances no matter whether whitening operation is adopted.
It has been known for many years that the human frontal lobes play a particularly important role in supporting adaptability, with frontal lobe damage leading to poorly adapted or "dysexecutive" behaviors (Luria et al. 1966; Stuss and Benson 1986; Fuster 1997).
The H2O2/Fe(III)/GA system also showed good adaptability with minor decreasing trend in alkaline circumstance.
This paper explores the concept of building adaptability with particular reference to its potential contribution to the sustainable construction agenda.
More recently, the Lab has expanded its focus into "human adaptability," with research projects involving affective computing, 6-D imaging and the future of the automobile.
In this paper the problem of free gait generation and adaptability with reinforcement learning are addressed for a six-legged robot.
Eucalyptus globoidea has been reported to be well suited for plantation forestry with good tree health, growth and adaptability combined with favourable timber properties of good stiffness and natural durability (Barr 1996; Haslett 1990; Millner 2006).
Hedding: Environmental adaptability, coupled with low ego and high confidence.
Airbnb's approach to adaptability starts with finding the principles and values that should remain constant.
The phytase demonstrates considerable pH adaptability compared with other phytases reported.
These changes are likely related to reduced adaptability associated with a stressed physiologic state and/or activation of the sympathetic response.
