The phrase "adaptation to the effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or adjustments made in response to a specific effect or outcome.
Example: "The adaptation to the effect of climate change is crucial for the survival of many species."
Alternatives: "adjustment to the impact" or "modification in response to the effect".
On financial assistance to developing countries, both for adaptation to the effects of climate change, and to help them mitigate their emissions, negotiations have effectively stalled.
The cost of adaptation to the effects of climate change is significant and so far hardly recognised.
Episodic disturbances may foster ecosystem adaptation to the effects of ongoing and future climatic change.
Therefore policy discussions should focus on societal adaptation to the effects of the underlying driving factor of increased tree mortality from insects and from burning: climate warming.
The president should direct his team to determine how best to manage for increased ocean resilience and adaptation to the effects of climate change and how to strengthen the needed science.
Functional alcohol tolerance is an adaptation to the effects of alcohol that restores neuronal homeostatic balance while the drug is present.
It therefore appears likely that invasion of the deep sea by shallow-water taxa must promote adaptation to the effects of the high-hydrostatic-pressure and low-temperature environmental conditions.
To test the hypothesis that inability to alter Htr2c RNA editing and splicing in INI mice reduces adaptation to the effects of chronic stress, mice were subjected to daily restraint for 20 consecutive days.
They may also be required to participate in prevention and health promotion linked to adaptation to the effects of climate change as part of, for example, local government heatwave planning.
Given this context, the aim of the present investigation was to determine the "inflammatory and stress status" of obese Zucker rats compared to healthy lean rats used as control, and to evaluate the effect of a program of habitual exercise performed by the obese rats in the form of training-induced adaptation to the effects of a single session of acute exercise.
