The phrase "adaptation capacities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability of individuals, communities, or systems to adjust to changes or challenges, particularly in the context of environmental or social issues.
Example: "The study focused on the adaptation capacities of coastal communities facing rising sea levels."
Alternatives: "adaptive capabilities" or "adjustment abilities".
Their high vulnerability is intensified by low adaptation capacities and capabilities.
This suggests that farmers should have access to formal and informal education to increase their coping and adaptation capacities.
We propose various morphing functions for this specialization and evaluate the corresponding memory footprint reduction rates, accuracy and adaptation capacities.
Double loop learning is more oriented to change and therefore can alter adaptation capacities more fundamentally (Schreyögg 2002).
Considering the limited adaptation capacities, disease control and feed deficit costs, policies need to focus on formulating climate-smart water harvesting technologies, improve feed to include revitalizing traditional grazing management practices.
The adaptation capacities of rural communities could be significantly strengthened if political, financial and institutional support is targeted at households rather than at individuals or the community level only.
The more constraining the site conditions for plant growth are, the higher need is of species' adaptation capacity and the fewer the number of species that are able to adapt and solely survive under these conditions.
At this point, the adaptation capacity of the system becomes insufficient.
This implies that farmers with better financial resources have a better coping and adaptation capacity.
This implies that farmers with better financial resource have better coping and adaptation capacity to rainfall and crop production variability.
The disaster adaptation capacity in the local people of Nepal was evaluated through seven main questions (Figure 6).
