The phrase "adaptable properties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing characteristics or features that can change or be modified according to different conditions or requirements.
Example: "The adaptable properties of this software allow it to function effectively in various environments."
Alternatives: "flexible features" or "versatile characteristics".
The relatively simple neural architecture of these reflexive responses, coupled with their stereotyped but highly adaptable properties, make them ideal to study sensorimotor plasticity.
The relatively simple neural architecture of these reflexive responses, coupled with their stereotyped but highly adaptable properties, make them ideal to understand simple sensorimotor transformations.
The strength of the interaction of that shape molecule with the adaptable properties in the pore-wall of recognition site, especially an MIP that was prepared using a mixed crosslinker on lining silicone membrane, influenced high enantioselectivity in the gel.
The first one is to explore the adaptable property of old cases by utilizing decision tree technology.
Conjugation of custom-made glycan epitopes to proteins or biocompatible non-immunogenic polymeric scaffolds produces neoglycoconjugates with purpose-adaptable properties.
The post-functionalization of these alkyne-functionalized PUs afforded the creation of new classes of PU materials with easily adaptable physical properties by choosing the appropriate azide component.
Thermal Gravimetric Analysis (TGA) and Differential Scanning Calorimetrys (DSC) characterization exposed that this monomer could be used to synthesize elastomers with excellent and adaptable thermal properties.
The use of ionic liquids (ILs) as novel reaction media is another rapidly developing orientation for process intensification considering their strong dissolubility, low vapor pressure and adaptable physicochemical properties.
PA cross-linked Gel/Chi porous scaffolds show promise as three dimentional porous scaffolds in tissue engineering, as porous substrates for biomimetic culture environments, and for regenerative medicine applications, due to their excellent biocompatibility and easily adaptable mechanical properties, as well as their lower cost compared to collagen and fibrin based substrates.
The grouting mortar was designed to be adaptable in strength properties and at the same time to have sufficient robustness for preparation and use on the construction site.
The recent box office bonanzas scored by such 3D releases as Avatar, Alice in Wonderland, and Toy Story 3 have inspired many producers to see what properties are adaptable to today's 3D film technology.
