The phrase "adaptation of any" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the modification or adjustment of something, particularly in a general context.
Example: "The adaptation of any existing technology can lead to innovative solutions in various fields."
Alternatives: "modification of any" or "adjustment of any".
I approached Any Human in the way that I would approach the adaptation of any novel – what would work on screen?
You wish, in fact, that you were watching a film with younger characters, and with women: "Goodbye, Columbus," perhaps, with Ali McGraw and Richard Benjamin, easily the most charming and successful adaptation of any book by the Three.
To make an intelligent adaptation of any leadership or management strategy, public executives must understand how this approach can work — what the cause-and-effect connection is between their actions and their results.
In a 1992 review of "Howards End," for example, he wrote: "It's time for legislation decreeing that no one be allowed to make a screen adaptation of any quality whatsoever if Ismail Merchant, James Ivory and Ruth Prawer Jhabvala are available, and if they elect to do the job.
Young Man with a Horn starred Kirk Douglas as jazz great Bix Biederbecke, and with The Breaking Point Curtiz fashioned what some critics believe to be the best adaptation of any novel by Ernest Hemingway, in this case a more faithful version of To Have and Have Not than Howard Hawks's 1944 film.
This model allows easy adaptation of any of the features and provides an example of an expanded 4-year curriculum for a single learning objective.
Yet the late Vincent Canby of the New York Times, no lover of the conventional "well-made" film and a fine novelist himself, wrote in 1992 (regarding Howard's End): "It's time for legislation decreeing that no one be allowed to make a screen adaptation of a novel of any quality whatsoever if Ismail Merchant, James Ivory, and Ruth Prawer Jhabvala are available, and if they elect to do the job.
Arrangement, in music, traditionally, any adaptation of a composition to fit a medium other than that for which it was originally written, while at the same time retaining the general character of the original.
However any adaptation of a classic seismic code in design faces an impending problem of differences in spectral content and duration between the surface records of the rockbursts and natural earthquakes, as well as in their different risk definitions.
And my last question is, will there be any film or TV adaptations of any of your novels?
Another trip to the library and I procured the novel, and I was astonished to discover that the TV series was one of the most accurate and faithful film adaptations of any novel I had ever read.
