The phrase "adaptation challenges" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing difficulties or obstacles related to adapting to new situations, environments, or changes.
Example: "The team faced several adaptation challenges as they transitioned to remote work during the pandemic."
Alternatives: "adjustment difficulties" or "adaptation obstacles".
In order to overcome these adaptation challenges each language version of the QoL-AGHDA is adapted according to a standardised adaptation procedure that uses the dual panel methodology [ 21].
In terms of adaptation challenges Mr. Hare has taken on, "this is the third book where an awful lot of what's going on is internal," he said.
Ms. Hunter hopes that the piece will resonate on symbolic and thematic levels, too, as Mr. Teevan's adaptation challenges assumptions of human supremacy.
Use of this tool varies across planning practices and adaptation challenges and adjusting the tool to particular practices can foster its adequate use.
After the inaugural session, there were several technical sessions which lasted two days and covered issues like climate monitoring, adaptation challenges, climate change negotiations, protection of forests, financing technology and water, food and energy security.
Adaptation challenges such as learning to maneuver across societal domains may become increasingly complex if structural level factors such as discrimination are present.
Poorer countries and their citizens have to address the adaptation challenge with far fewer resources, says the report.
The construction of the European Higher Education Area has been an adaptation challenge for Spanish universities.
In this paper we discuss the scope of the adaptation challenge facing world agriculture in the coming decades.
The development of a collaborative, sociotechnical agenda is vital if we are to meet the climate change adaptation challenge in cities.
"When facing the climate adaptation challenge, hydropower plants can make a precious resource to manage water, prevent damages from extreme weather and regulate irrigation systems," says Richard M Taylor, executive director at the International Hydropower Association.
