The phrase "adaptation suggests" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the implications or conclusions drawn from a particular adaptation, whether in literature, biology, or other fields.
Example: "The adaptation suggests that the species has evolved to better survive in its changing environment."
Alternatives: "adaptation indicates" or "adaptation implies".
Alternatively, the "theory of codon-anticodon adaptation" suggests that the anticodon sequence of a tRNA gene is adapted to the most frequent codon among all the recognized codons [ 19, 20].
In this respect, the tendency toward adaptation suggests why the impact bias is so pervasive.
As the screenwriting coach in "Adaptation" suggests, every kind of movie can benefit from a good song.
The successful adaptation suggests that the strategy and materials may be applicable to detecting/monitoring other medically significant molecules via sensor development.
But anecdotal evidence, as seen in both Reiser's real-life experience and his film adaptation, suggests teens and young adults may be the most open to incorporating humor of the type he describes as "gallows humor" or "so awful it's funny".
Nevertheless, the identification of genomic regions associated with environmental adaptation suggests an opportunity for crop improvement.
Experimental results show notable shifts in the power and thrust coefficients and significant load adjustments induced through passive pitch adaptation, suggesting that adaptive pitch composite blades could be a valuable addition to marine hydrokinetic turbine technology.
Discussions about a possible movie adaptation suggested that we might see something in 2017, so perhaps there are yet more Zorro-themed surprises awaiting us.
In addition, some of these H9N2 strains replicate efficiently in mice without prior adaptation suggesting that H9N2 strains are expanding their host range.
There are no significant differences at any age in retinal function after light adaptation suggesting a normal level of cone function.
However, when visual stimuli were incongruent with auditory stimuli the effect of audiovisual adaptation was about the same as the effect of auditory adaptation, suggesting that when audiovisual stimuli were incongruent the visual stimulus was ignored (also see [45]).
