The phrase "adaptable quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a characteristic or feature that allows something to adjust or change according to different conditions or requirements.
Example: "The adaptable quality of the software makes it suitable for various industries and applications."
Alternatives: "flexible nature" or "versatile characteristic".
The RA (Fig. 1) has been extended in this work with implementation of quality evaluation for tweets, evaluation of new quality attributes based on the developed metrics, and adaptable quality rules to a database.
The adaptable quality of a matrix or form genetically preloaded with the necessary information to communicate and respond to an ever-changing environment, which supports the interstitium, capillary and arterial vessel wall is individually examined.
Anatsui's work brings this adaptable, unfixed quality into sculptural practice — as jazz brought an African "unfixedness" into Western music.
It will be shown how both approaches can be implemented to achieve a flexible, adaptable and quality focused production process control.
However, such assumption is adaptable since the quality metrics may play unequal importance for Equations 8 and 9 under the game-theoretic architecture.
But its substance – the emphasis on high-quality adaptable forces, able to work closely with allies – would probably have been more or less the same.
Thus, if the final system should be usable, testable, secure, high performance, mobile and adaptable, then these qualities or non-functional requirements (NFRs) should be engineered into the architecture itself.
To facilitate the future use of high-quality, adaptable images in IYCF and other nutrition and social and behavior change programmes, UNICEF collaborated with SPRING to establish an IYCF Digital Image Bank.
In addition, our score is based on summation of information that is local in the structure (the propensity of the conservation class of each residue for its accessibility class), so it should be adaptable to provide a local quality score for each residue of the structure, as is done by local quality assessment tools (Fasnacht et al., 2007).
By appropriately combining these three techniques, different operating points in the bit rate versus reliability plane can be attained making 802.11n-compliant systems extremely flexible and adaptable to the environment and quality of service (QoS) requirements.
Less well known, but just as factual are qualities like fluid, adaptable and able to make quick changes on a dime.
