The phrase "adaptation is reflected" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how changes or modifications are shown or demonstrated in a particular context, such as literature, biology, or social behavior.
Example: "In the novel, the adaptation is reflected in the protagonist's evolving perspective on life."
Alternatives: "adaptation is demonstrated" or "adaptation is illustrated".
Adaptation is reflected through the capacity of the system, implying the degree of access to or possession with necessary assets (known as asset profile or asset entitlement) within a given institutional framework (Kelly and Adger 2000; Smit et al. 2000).
This adaptation is reflected in significant changes in the structure of the RF and, as a result, the standard LN model with a time-invariant RF is often insufficient to describe neural responses to nonstationary stimuli.
Environmental adaptation is reflected in growth and reproduction parameters, such as biomass and yield.
In E. coli K12 this adaptation is reflected in the prevalence of TGA usage forming the TGAGG pattern for co-directional genes separated by 7 or 8 bps.
As a result, some concepts like conti, variable points, and profiles for customization and adaptation are reflected in the process of this experiment.
Effects of adaptation were reflected in a ratio of the respective parameter values (early-versus-late phase) that differed from one.
The outcomes of the complex interactions between capitals, assets and resources, challenges and adaptation are reflected in the social participation, expression of positive emotions, and subjective evaluations of well-being, life satisfaction, and QoL, that together index the extent to which the person is living well with dementia.
Here the relative magnitudes of structural and non-structural (behavioural) adaptations are reflected upon, with the specific intent of discovering whether non-structural adaptations might have a great enough effect to offset any errors from selecting what proves to be (in 40 years time) an erroneous choice of climate change projection.
These adaptations were reflected in predicted NPP per unit area (m2) averaged by vegetation class (Table 1a), which in order from highest to lowest, was: deciduous forest (mainly aspen, Populus tremuloides), wooded grassland, mixed forest, shrubland (sagebrush), evergreen forest, Ggrassland, and barren land.
These adaptations were reflected in predicted NPP per unit area (m) averaged by vegetation class (Table 1a), which in order from highest to lowest, was: deciduous forest (mainly aspen, Populus tremuloides), wooded grassland, mixed forest, shrubland (sagebrush), evergreen forest, Ggrassland, and barren land.
Local adaptation of plant varieties is reflected in traits, such as flower development, photo-sensitivity, disease resistance and stress tolerance.
