The phrase "adaptation has made" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or outcomes of adaptation in various contexts, such as biology, technology, or culture.
Example: "The adaptation has made significant improvements in the species' survival rate in changing environments."
Alternatives: "adaptation has resulted in" or "adaptation has led to".
However, the lack of rigorous clinical trials designed to test the efficacy and theoretical underpinnings of cultural adaptation has made proof of concept difficult.
The White House task force on climate adaptation has made a recommendation prioritize the needs of vulnerable individual and communities, but it is yet to be seen whether the recommendation will be effectively implemented.
The Stephen King adaptation has made a lukewarm $19m so far, although with most of it surely coming from King's legion of devotees, a steep drop-off should be expected as the word gets out about its quality.
LaGravenese, in his adaptation, has made the hero, Ethan Wate (Alden Ehrenreich), a literate and witty kid, who finds himself stranded in the fictional God-fearing South Carolina town of Gatlin — a place in which, he tells us, the best books are banned, and the grandest event every year is the restaging of a Civil War battle in which the South triumphed.
LaGravenese, in his adaptation, has made the hero, Ethan Wate Alden Ehrenreichh), a literate and witty kid, who finds himself stranded in the fictional God-fearing South Carolina town of Gatlin a place in which, he tells us, the best books are banned, and the grandest event every year is the restaging of a Civil War battle in which the South triumphed.
In a W magazine interview published Tuesday, Teller said working on the Veronica Roth adaptation had made him feel "dead inside". Just hours after the interview was posted, the actor seemed to have a change of heart — perhaps motivated in part by the fact that he appears in the "Divergent" sequel "Insurgent," due next March.
Those film adaptations have made the play difficult for many people to sit through — you can't fast-forward it, or leave it on pause — but it may be partly the fault of how the play itself is read.
Ms. Armstrong is well acquainted with the minefields confronting adaptations, having made a number of movies from novels, including Peter Carey's Booker Prize-winning "Oscar and Lucinda," Louisa May Alcott's classic "Little Women" and Niles Franklin's autobiographical "My Brilliant Career".
The main cost of implementing the software was the salaries for the programmers who added new functionality to the early version of OpenMRS; however, these adaptations have made the system more accessible for subsequent research studies, as well as more cost effective in the long term.
But it's possible we're overlooking some important adaptation it has made to modern life, like microbes that detoxify various environmental toxins, for example.
But work of that kind is still relatively preliminary, and improved data will allow much more sophisticated reconstructions of the adaptations humanity has made to the Tigris-Euphrates system.
