The phrase "adaptation of expectations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing changes or adjustments made to what one anticipates or hopes for in a given situation.
Example: "The adaptation of expectations is crucial when entering a new market, as it allows businesses to align their goals with local consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "adjustment of expectations" or "modification of expectations".
However, Auld [ 47] suggested that the decrease in the percentage of HIV-positive people in employment is a consequence of the adaptation of expectations of the person to a health shock that implies a lower life expectancy.
As with the apocryphal frog, the gradual pace of change combined with our rapid adaptation of expectations could deceive us into thinking that our changing climates are not changing much at all, that they are normal.
(I6/1, female) Other response-focused emotion-regulation strategies revealed in the data were cognitive strategies: rationalization or acceptance of the situation by adaptation of expectations.
Individual appraisals of QoL are influenced by social processes (e.g. social comparison) alongside psychological factors (e.g. optimism) [ 38], and adaptation of expectations in response to changing circumstances and experiences may allow for QoL to be maintained despite objective deterioration in circumstances or decline in aspects of functioning [ 13].
The expectations are high for the latest screen adaptation of "Great Expectations" -- especially among "Harry Potter" fans.
The BBC is expected to begin filming the opening scenes of its adaptation of Great Expectations today, on the marshlands of Tollesbury, near Maldon (where the salt comes from).
Her adaptation of Great Expectations is at the Palace theatre, Watford, until 12 March; then touring.
The opening credits of BBC1's new three-part adaptation of Great Expectations 27-299 December) show a chrysalis cracking open to reveal a pair of trembling wings.
"You have just been hired to write an adaptation of 'Great Expectations,' " Marty Gould told us, at the start of the high-school teachers' workshop.
However, I'm just as excited about Nicholls's script for an adaptation of Great Expectations, which Stephen Woolley is producing for Mike Newell to direct.
Some judged him too handsome for the BBC's 2011 adaptation of Great Expectations, griping that it made no sense for Pip to outshine Estella.
