The phrase "adaptation course" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a course designed to help individuals adjust to new environments, situations, or skills.
Example: "The university offers an adaptation course for international students to help them acclimate to the new academic culture."
Alternatives: "adjustment course" or "transition course".
They can see the film adaptation, of course.
Results show that the adaptation time course observed for N2 displayed the same three-stage pattern previously reported for N1.
"The Great Gatsby" went to war with G.I.s and came back an Americ__an classic; its most recent film adaptation, of course, opened this month.
With this adaptation, of course, there is the added complication that Hilary Mantel has yet to publish The Mirror and The Light, the third part of her great historical romance.
Adaptation, of course, is one of the things that made these islands famous (the other being ridiculously large tortoises), and Part 1 ends with a hint that in Part 2 we will meet some humans.
It was M-G-M's 1939 adaptation, of course, that hit the jackpot: the three-million-dollar film showed no profit on its original release, but it became a staple of postwar television.
TV is no stranger to adaptation, of course, from Syfy's The Magicians to FX's Fargo but the biggest shock of the fall is that these shows aren't half bad.
By examining Cavafy's work in all its permutations (as criticism, translation, adaptation), this course introduces students to a wide range of critical approaches used in World Literature, Gender Studies, and Translation Studies.
Mobile-ready education requires adaptation of course material to formats a mobile device can handle, which leads to practical concerns.1 If you expect your students to use a website, is it mobile-friendly?
Recently, we've seen a similar tendency as practices derived from Buddhism were secularized as "mindfulness". The advantage of this adaptation, of course, is that it makes such practices far more accessible.
