The phrase "adaptation transformation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or modifications in response to new conditions or environments, particularly in fields like biology, technology, or organizational change.
Example: "The adaptation transformation of the species allowed it to thrive in the new ecosystem."
Alternatives: "adaptive change" or "transformational adaptation."
[End Page 185] Reading Agnes's life story as a saint's tale, The Last Report interrogates values espoused by Catholicism and associated with sainthood; reading Agnes's life as a trickster tale, the novel proposes the power of adaptation, transformation, and humor with a distinctly Ojibwe vision.
There are, and ever have been, only so many molecules in existence and all the rest -- birth, growth, death, development, change, adaptation, transformation, evolution -- is really just about recycling.
Beyond a transient effect of slowing down adaptation, transformation may also lead to a persistent reduction in mean fitness of the population when there is spatial heterogeneity, caused by the biofilm structure, in selection pressure.
Continuous Socially-Oriented Observations integrating scientific, education and monitoring methods enables to define adaptation and transformation pathways in the Arctic – the most rapidly changing region of our planet.
Her most recent books are Civic Ecology: Adaptation and Transformation from the Ground Up (with K. Tidball), Urban Environmental Education Review (with A. Russ), and Grassroots to Global: Broader Impacts of Civic Ecology.
Keith Tidball and I have captured the work of these community environmental stewards and the larger importance of their efforts for communities and the environment in our book Civic Ecology: Adaptation and Transformation from the Ground Up.
In Civic Ecology: Adaptation and Transformation from the Ground Up, Marianne Krasny and Keith Tidball offer stories of emerging grassroots environmental stewardship, chronicling how local environmental stewards have undertaken such tasks as beautifying blocks in the Bronx, clearing trash from the Iranian countryside, and working with traumatized veterans to conserve nature and recreate community.
Chinese characteristics were a signifier that carved out a space for local networks to attain their identity and retain some measure of independence from global networks, shaped the construction of each accounting regulation for FIFs into an attractive package, and influenced the adaptation and transformation of those elements of Western accounting that arrived into China.
We conclude that to ensure their role in the current institutional landscapes of evolving modern societies, the most important thing for PTA institutions is therefore to somehow develop a relevant approach while dealing with the necessary margin of maneuver for further adaptation and transformation.
