The phrase "adaptation to mobile" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of modifying something to be suitable for mobile devices, such as websites or applications.
Example: "The adaptation to mobile has significantly improved user engagement on our platform."
Alternatives: "mobile optimization" or "mobile-friendly adjustment".
This paper proposes a Statecharts-based development process for mobile agents, which allows for a seamless transition from the specification of mobile agent behaviour to its implementation and adaptation to target mobile agent systems.
These presumably movable stalked eyes may be regarded as an adaptation to a mobile lifestyle.
While these so-called native ads, which mix marketing into content, might be controversial, they look like advertising's most successful adaptation yet to mobile computing.
A familiar argument for experiments in pneumatic architecture is that as man becomes more and more mobile in adaptation to a world given over to tran sient values and a life pat tern consisting of a sequence of temporary circumstances, permanent buildings or even our present semipermanent ones will become more and more outmoded.
Top, E. M. & Springael, D. The role of mobile genetic elements in bacterial adaptation to xenobiotic organic compounds.
Traditional layered design cannot provide QoS for mobile multimedia because of its limited adaptation to the dynamic wireless channels and interaction between layers.
Thus, these mobile elements may serve as a source of genetic variability to promote adaptation to new conditions of environmental stress.
Genes associated with these mobile genetic elements could thus be transferred between divergent strains, facilitating rapid adaptation to local constraints (Boucher et al. 2011).
Various conveyors may be mounted on mobile supports, particularly gravity roller and wheel conveyors and short belt conveyors, for adaptation to portable use.
We identified diverse mobile genetic elements, such as prophages, integrated and conjugative elements, and conjugative plasmids, which may reflect adaptation to plant-associated niches.
