The phrase "adaptation found" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are indicating that a particular adaptation has been discovered or identified, often in scientific or research discussions.
Example: "After extensive research, the adaptation found in the species allows it to thrive in extreme conditions."
Alternatives: "discovered adaptation" or "identified adaptation".
In addition, the peoples of Asia have established the broadest variety of human adaptation found on any of the continents.
In swimming the polar bear uses only its front limbs, an aquatic adaptation found in no other four-legged mammal.
Accumulation of certain organic solutes (known as osmoprotectants) is a common metabolic adaptation found in diverse taxa.
Between 1608, when Shakespeare's lines echoed emptily from the deck of the Red Dragon around the Arab world, and 2001, when Al-Bassam's adaptation found a common acceptance across both East and West, empires rose and fell.
Power modulation is an adaptation found in natural systems (and designed into some robotic systems) that increases the peak power available for jumping by storing muscular energy in stretchy tendons.
The reduced magnitude of vergence adaptation found in CI patients resulting in higher levels of CA may potentially explain their clinical findings of reduced positive fusional vergence (PFV) and the common symptom of blur.
How, then, do people who run organizations, who want to nurture this diffuse source of cultural adaptation, find and develop these latent leaders?
Mr. O'Byrne knows that the tale is too famous to hold any shock value, and instead his adaptation finds its surprises in rediscovering Wilde's wit and language.
Where the original Australian version of the show employs a classic TV reset button, sweeping the events of any given episode – arrests, murders, and so on – under the rug and into the past, Daly's adaptation finds Forrest's real life in tatters.
Therefore, a genetic map would be a first step towards identifying quantitative adaptive traits of the guppy, including male ornamentation and predator-driven adaptations found in different river habitats in Trinidad, underlying heritable differences in life history traits [ 2, 3].
The great richness of adaptations found among different populations and species of living organisms is the Earth's greatest resource.
