The phrase "adaptation emphasizes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the focus or importance of adaptation in a particular context, such as literature, biology, or social sciences.
Example: "In her analysis, the author argues that adaptation emphasizes the need for resilience in changing environments."
Alternatives: "adaptation highlights" or "adaptation underscores".
To ensure the game's popularity, Capcom marketed Battle Network alongside an afternoon anime adaptation, emphasized head-to-head matches between players, and provided fans with exclusive content via special events.
These dynamic coexpression relationships provide evidence of tumor adaptation emphasizing the context-dependent nature of gene gene relationships and suggesting that the functional relationships among genes change as the tumors adapt to perturbation by the drug.
The Ramayana and its later adaptations emphasize Tara's lamentation.
Miss Martinez Medrano's adaptation consistently emphasizes sensory impressions over words.
Taken together, our results would seem to support modern refinements of Fisher's geometric model of adaptation, which emphasizes the importance of a few mutations of moderate effect and many mutations of small effect (Orr 1998, 1999).
We contrast the U.S. model to the Dutch system of climate adaptation to emphasize the feasibility, value, and effectiveness of adopting robust adaptive capacities, rather than policies steeped in reactionary responses.
It emphasizes adaptation in two ways: (i) adaptation of water management to the needs and opportunities present in local contexts; and (ii) adaptation of society to the constraints emerging from water-related limitations.
Kotz uses Promethion system home cages from Sable Systems, because they are identical to the animals' home cages and do not require an adaptation period which she emphasizes is especially important for energy balance measurements.
Some of them were made into films, but these translations and adaptations often emphasized the verbal beauty and romantic plots of his works at the expense of their finely detailed characterizations and their often bitter cynicism and biting irony.
