The phrase "adaptation to things" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how individuals or systems adjust to various circumstances or environments.
Example: "The adaptation to things like climate change is crucial for the survival of many species."
Alternatives: "adjustment to circumstances" or "adaptation to situations".
But once we've done it we can find these patterns and then our minds are able to basically just learn and see analogies and adaptations to things that look kind of alike but not totally alike when they shift into a new domain.
No need for foresight or commitment, what matters is adaptation to the way things are now.
So for me, the condition for modernization is this autonomization of the religious, not necessarily liberalization or adaptation to values of freedom, things like that.
He has directed many of the most interesting and critically lauded movies of the past decade, from Adaptation to Where the Wild Things Are.
He has directed many of the most interesting and critically lauded movies of the past decade, from Adaptation to Where the Wild Things Are.
There was an adaptation to do the right thing for those right situations, but had I not been able to adapt, I wouldn't have gotten the job.
Horizontal gene transfer (HGT) is an important force in evolution, which may lead, among other things, to the adaptation to new environments by the import of new metabolic functions.
Among other things, AR5 states that adaptation to climate change generates greater benefits when delivered in conjunction with other development activities, such as disaster risk reduction and community-based approaches to development.
The physical laws of optics in this case lend themselves to an adaptation useful to living things.
Living things showed adaptations to their environments, which for Ray were signs of God's design and hence worthy of study.
