The phrase "adaptation in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications made within a specific context or environment.
Example: "The adaptation in a rapidly changing climate is crucial for the survival of many species."
Alternatives: "adjustment in a" or "modification in a".
I first became aware of this story through the Lawrence Gordon Cladaptationed adaptatinn in A Ghost Story for Christmas on the BBC, back in the 1970s.
Researchers from Harvard and the University of British Columbia have demonstrated this effect, called hedonic adaptation, in a study using real-life candy bars.
Nonetheless, Lynch's broken but mesmerising space-opera-come-art-film remains the best adaptation in a franchise that has been much abused over its 50 year history.
Back with Bogart, and Hawks behind the camera, Bacall swiftly returned to favour with an unarguable classic, and her third adaptation in a row.
He became so adept, he could knock off an adaptation in a weekend and an original play in a week or two.
Today, the most memorable Le Carré adaptation in a long time, the BBC's The Night Manager, has been directed by a woman, Susanne Bier, who brought a rather different vision.
Tonight and tomorrow at 8, A&E, in conjunction with the BBC, will present it sown adaptation in a two-part movie starring Bob Hoskins as Challenger, James Fox as Summerlee and Peter Falk as the rev.
That could be an advantageous adaptation in a hot environment, the scientists argue.
The process of adaptation in a population is depicted in very basic form in Fig. 2.
We investigate how landscape structure affects the speed of adaptation in a spatially structured population model.
Importantly, parents and pupils belonging to the same ethnic community often shape children's adaptation in a different way.
