The phrase "adaptation and implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the process of adjusting and executing plans, strategies, or systems.
Example: "The adaptation and implementation of new policies are crucial for the success of the organization."
Alternatives: "adjustment and execution" or "modification and application".
A core topic was how to best leverage business strengths in innovation, adaptation and implementation to facilitate the transition to a green economy.
More than 300 business representatives, government officials and other stakeholders participated in the consultation, Realising inclusive and green growth, which showcased how business' strengths in innovation, adaptation and implementation can best be leveraged to facilitate the transition to a green economy.
CCLI offers three tracks: educational materials development, national dissemination, and adaptation and implementation.
This two-dimensional scheme and its GPU adaptation and implementation using single numerical precision are described in detail in [40].
In each probation agency, the PDSA process guides users through several stages of organizational change emphasizing exposure, understanding, adoption, adaptation, and implementation.
Furthermore, we expect research findings to enhance global discourse in regards to adaptation and implementation of the PreK-12 engineering content.
The results of the three strategies show that the proposed scheme achieved the desired thermal comfort, superior performance, adaptation, robustness and implementation without using a reheating coil.
Total costs of sexuality education programs, including development or adaptation, updating and implementation, range between US$1.19 million in Indonesia to US$12.1 million in the Netherlands.
In all cases, adaptation development and implementation should be a planned process that maintains fidelity to core elements of the study protocol [ 12].
From the participants' perspective, the systematic adaptation process and implementation were considered successful, resulting in a ready-for-use version of the program that can be implemented in diverse healthcare and community settings.
Collectively, these different examples highlight the value of cross-country comparative study approaches, where comparisons between similar (and different) country contexts can help disentangle generalizable from country context-specific effects in policy adaptation, evolution and implementation.
