The phrase "adaptation of act" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a modification or change of a specific act or law, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The adaptation of act was necessary to address the changing needs of the community."
Alternatives: "modification of the act" or "revision of the act".
Questionnaire with items designed to gauge anxiety levels were distributed to the students prior to their devising their own adaptation of the Act assigned to them.
What is the correct response when you hear that an actor of the calibre of Sheila Hancock has been cast in the forthcoming West End stage adaptation of Sister Act? Do you wince a little at the thought of her talent being wasted on such potentially fluffy stuff?
Deloris Van Cartier, the aspiring disco star turned murder witness turned woman of the cloth, now has a New York home to hide out in: the musical adaptation of "Sister Act," the 1992 Whoopi Goldberg comedy, will come to the Broadway Theater this spring, press representatives for the show said on Tuesday.
In this paper, we propose an adaptation of the ACT-R cognitive architecture that incorporates a notion of elapsed time for the current goal and uses time to determine when to switch away from the current task.
I am beginning to understand the art of adaptation; the balancing act of honoring the source material without being a slave to it.
Brown, Chris Will star in the film adaptation of Steve Harvey's book "Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man".
"Domesticated" will open Lincoln Center Theater's 2013-14 season, which also includes a new Broadway production of "Macbeth" starring Ethan Hawke James Lapinee's adaptation of Moss Hart's autobiography, "Act One"; and "The City of Conversation," a new play by Anthony Giardina.
James Lapine's adaptation of Moss Hart's autobiography, Act One, is a must for anyone who's ever had artistic dreams and ambitions.
The others are James Lapine's adaptation of Moss Hart's autobiography "Act One"; Bruce Norris' play "Domesticated," starring Laurie Metcalf; and the world premiere of Anthony Giardina's "The City of Conversation".
