The phrase "adaptable to a changing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that can adjust or be modified in response to changes in circumstances or conditions.
Example: "The new software is adaptable to a changing market, allowing businesses to stay competitive."
Alternatives: "flexible in response to" or "capable of adjusting to".
Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is highly adaptable to a, changing environment, including host immune response and antiviral drugs.
For a long while I have had what felt like a workable definition of television, one adaptable to a changing world of proliferating platforms.
Opponents of originalism have often argued instead that the Constitution needs to be a "living" document, adaptable to a changing society.
Given rapid development of these new biomarkers, can we make randomized trials more adaptable to a changing landscape?
The document, which runs to five pages, goes on to address specific portions of the proposed EU legislation — arguing that standards developed through "voluntary consensus-based multi-stakeholder processes" are a better alternative to regulation where the internet is concerned, as they are more "flexible" and "adaptable to a quickly changing technological environment".
Designed for the UNESCO Training the Trainers (TTT) in Information Literacy (IL) workshop in Wuhan, China in October 2008, the material offers a practical, structured framework for creating an information literacy program for trainers that is adaptable to changing learner needs and changing Information and Communication Technology (ICT) tools.
They will be providing them with new skills which can transform their scientific ideas in a new way and help them be different and more adaptable to the changing conditions of our dynamic world.
With CRRT, volume control is continuous and immediately adaptable to the changing clinical circumstances (the immediate need for blood or blood products in a patient who is at risk for adult respiratory distress syndrome or who is on extracorporeal membrane oxygenation) that are common in the care of critically ill patients.
Every room is generic and easily adaptable to the changing needs of the household.
That means a cluster is more adaptable to changing mission goals and less susceptible to the loss of any one component than a single satellite of equivalent complexity.
By being grounded in a directed graph representation, PathFinder is very adaptable to changing FPGA architectures as well as other problems that can be abstracted to a directed graph.
