The phrase "adaptation of these principles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the modification or adjustment of certain principles to fit a specific context or situation.
Example: "The adaptation of these principles is essential for implementing the new policy effectively."
Alternatives: "modification of these principles" or "adjustment of these principles".
Whilst further testing and adaptation of these systems principles to other less well-resourced settings in South Africa and elsewhere are much needed, a systems improvement approach offers a potential way to rapidly improve under-performing PMTCT implementation programmes in sub-Saharan Africa.
A small group (4.2 %) is employing Lean development [48], an adaptation of lean principles for the world of software development.
The emerging evidence-base accordingly emphasises delivery adaptations (practitioner skills, characteristics and flexible patient centred approaches) over cultural adaptation of underlying principles of therapies [ 10- 12].
In addition, awareness and implementation of the principles represented by the STOP the Bleeding Campaign should be supported by educational programmes, and adaptation of the guiding principles to the local situation in each institution and the effectiveness of the programme should be evaluated using validated tools on a periodic basis.
Insight into the corresponding molecular mechanisms is developing rapidly and enables adaptation of the emerging principles to the creation of artificial binding proteins in vitro, using the techniques of combinatorial biotechnology.
The adaptation of Lean Sigma principles and methodology, combined with the tenacity and creativity of scientists, enabled the delivery of significant improvements in challenging areas, including target selection, project decision making and the compound design-make-test-analyse (DMTA) cycle.
Discussions were held on emerging ideas and themes that would inform the development or adaptation of existing design principles.
Therefore, our multidisciplinary group of European experts, including designated representatives from relevant professional societies, felt the need to define clinically relevant "bundles" for diagnosis and therapy, in order to facilitate the adaptation of the guiding principles to the local situation and implementation within each institution.
