The phrase "adaptable models" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to models or systems that can be adjusted or modified to suit different conditions or requirements.
Example: "In our research, we developed adaptable models that can be tailored to various environmental scenarios."
Alternatives: "flexible models" or "versatile models".
Despite extensive work in the area of predicting this particular toxicity, work in designing more difficult test sets and more adaptable models is still necessary.
Perhaps the best approach isn't to mimic the specific, and at times surreal, architecture of Silicon Valley finance, and to instead emphasize new and more adaptable models of entrepreneurial expansion.
This distinction proved important since distant clients were more overweight than their local counterparts, a finding that highlights the importance of developing adaptable models of care for managing pediatric obesity since a one size fits all approach will neither be appropriate nor feasible for families in different geographic locations.
'The suburban semi is quite an effective and adaptable model,' says David Birkbeck, chief executive of Design for Homes.
Understanding their solution will help us build a flexible and adaptable model of the New American University.
It is a highly adaptable model that can be tailored to the goals, interests, and needs of participating districts and schools.
In contrast to Jacobs and colleagues, Borko et al. characterized PSC-PD as a highly adaptable model, which from the beginning was designed to allow for tailoring it to the goals, interests, and needs of participating districts.
The goal of this paper is to introduce an Adaptable Model for Assessing Sustainability into higher education institutions that enable the assessment of sustainability within different implementation stages and data availability scenarios.
This policy analysis proposes an adaptable model for a VBP program for the Medicare Hospice benefit linking payment to quality and efficiency in a manner consistent with statutory requirements established in the Affordable Care Act.
We presented an adaptable model that works as a general schema that might be instantiated specifically for different cases in a teaching environment for developing gamified activities for multi-touch devices and the results of a field study where students have been engaged with an interactive display application during an extracurricular activity.
The other notable feature of the MGA is an adaptable model of the RBS.
