The phrase "adaptation to changes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how individuals, organizations, or systems adjust to new circumstances or conditions.
Example: "The company's adaptation to changes in market demand has been crucial for its continued success."
Alternatives: "adjustment to changes" or "response to changes".
This suggests an important role for SDs in adaptive evolution: they might have facilitated adaptation to changes especially when a diversity of responses was advantageous [ 14, 41, 42, 44- 47].
However, patients report slow visual adaptation to changes in illumination, in both dark- and light-adapted states.
We are the inheritors of billions of years of successful adaptation to changes in the environment.
The ability to transfer genetic information between organisms is a major factor in adaptation to changes in environment.
Van Vliet, M. T. H., Wiberg, D., Leduc, S. & Riahi, K. Power-generation system vulnerability and adaptation to changes in climate and water resources.
Biological rhythymicity seems to be a necessary permanent training offering interesting perspectives for the adaptation to changes in the field of aggression.
However, we found that the FFA and OFA showed an equivalent release from adaptation to changes in both shape and surface properties.
Innovators sometimes use technology to move away from traditional hierarchical models of decision making in order to make decisions that better reflect market needs and allow real-time adaptation to changes in those needs.
To advance the utility of model-based machine testing, the fidelity of the VOM was enhanced along three lines: 1) representation of expert work cycle operation, 2) adaptation to changes in work site environment and 3) adaptation to changes when operating different machines.
In we analyzed an example in detail, and found that adaptation to changes in the variance of the input has a striking form, rescaling the input/output relation of the neuron so that signals are coded in relative units.
The world of work comprising all interactions between workers and employers, organizations, and the work environment is marked by the constant adaptation to changes in the technological, cultural, political, and economic environments.
