The phrase "adaptation of key" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing changes or modifications made to a key element or concept.
Example: "The adaptation of key strategies in our marketing plan has led to increased customer engagement."
Alternatives: "modification of key" or "adjustment of key".
Heilmann and Perry counterintuitively argue that "much of the explanation for this singular achievement lies in the creative adaptation of key elements of China's revolutionary heritage".
Feedback from key informant interviews, in-depth interviews, and a trial run helped refine session content and the adaptation of key intervention elements.
Here's a better handling that is harder to fathom, based on Martin Gardner's adaptation of key ideas of Bob Hummer's from the 1940s.
To this respect, molecular adaptation of key cellular processes known to be sensitive towards increased ionic levels such as photosynthesis, translation, and selected metabolic enzymes are expected.
A case study of performance-based contracting in Uganda illustrates the importance of effective implementation, and also of understanding the emergent behaviours and adaptations of key actors which can take place in response to such intervention [ 36].
Conducted by veterinary and epidemiology students between 2013 and 2014, this followed a process-based approach that encouraged sequential adaptation of images, key messages, and delivery strategies using auto-evaluation and end-user feedback.
Long-term adaptation includes genetic reprogramming of key glycolytic enzymes.
The program is also supporting the design of an implementation strategy of the PIGCC through the: identification of key adaptation measures for the main crop production systems, definition of a mechanism and roadmap for coordination and articulation at national and subnational levels, as well as formulation of an implementation strategy for short, medium and long-term for each region.
If comic skill is a form of adaptation, Key and Peele had completed the necessary apprenticeship while still in short pants.
We argue that the origin of the LLTM, which predates the bilateria [96], is the molecular harbinger of key adaptations that facilitated the dramatic radiation, while retention of 3R gene products latently contributed to speciation of the Acanthomorpha during the late Cretaceous and Eocene epochs.
This drove a number of key adaptations, including the emergence of specialized secondary metabolic pathways.
