The phrase "adaptable infrastructure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing systems, structures, or technologies that can be modified or adjusted to meet changing needs or conditions.
Example: "The city's investment in adaptable infrastructure has allowed it to respond effectively to the challenges posed by climate change."
Alternatives: "flexible infrastructure" or "versatile infrastructure".
The protocol allows existing and emerging information technologies to be gradually integrated into the analyses of new infectious diseases, thereby forming an adaptable information infrastructure for synchronized public health response also at national and local levels [46].
The technological infrastructure is adaptable to other EHR environments.
The policy implication for this study is that the urban planning code for land use should be flexible and adaptable to the transportation infrastructure in TOD model.
Ships are more flexible than pipelines when it comes to the adaptability of capacity and transportation route, and a transportation system including both ships and pipeline will, therefore, make the infrastructure more adaptable to the variations in the infrastructure of the storage location.
The FSM system is much more adaptable to the existing infrastructure, for example, in many dense urban areas of sub-Saharan Africa implementation of a SB system would result in the displacement of many households.
Unlike some other forms of renewable energy, solar power can easily be harvested off-grid, making it much more readily adaptable for areas with no distribution infrastructure.
Through the mentored implementation infrastructure, MARQUIS is affordable, adaptable, generalizable, scalable, and feasible for wide dissemination.
It is also active in OpenStack and OpenCompute, the Facebook-led effort to open hardware to make it more adaptable for the new, cloud oriented infrastructures of the world.
That means, the proposed method is flexible and adaptable to the existing conditions of each infrastructure.
We need to invest ten times more money worldwide, in clean decentralised energy systems, in adaptable or climate-smart agriculture, and in resilient infrastructure and in education.
