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The phrase "adaptation with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific type of adaptation or a particular context in which adaptation occurs.
Example: "The adaptation with a focus on sustainability has become increasingly important in modern architecture."
Alternatives: "adaptation involving a" or "adaptation featuring a".
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A hulking, merciless adaptation with a passing resemblance to history.
In both cases, we indicate the adaptation with a credit.
QAVA: Quota aware video adaptation (with a user trial in Princeton).
Deadpool is a Marvel comic adaptation with a David Beckham joke in it.
The 1949 film adaptation, with a screenplay by Carl Foreman, replaced the Jewish protagonist with an African American one.
Dr. O'Brien said it was a predictable adaptation, with a clear implication for the human AIDS epidemic.
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In 1954, there was an hour-length TV adaptation with an American Bond (Barry Nelson) and the great Peter Lorre as the villain, while in 1967, there was a witless, non-canonical comic version of the novel.
It has its flaws (the siblings' ongoing love of Spiral Tribe-esque wardrobe choices, for one), but it is a staggering feat of adaptation with an uncompromising line of attack, shouldering the very biggest themes: history, morality, racial identity, religion, storytelling.
In conclusion, strength training based on rapid concentric and slow eccentric contractions promotes functional adaptation with an increase in isotonic strength.
David Fincher, an American director, has directed his own adaptation with Rooney Mara, a relative newcomer, in the title role.
One amputee was in a cell with no adaptations, with a wheelchair that could not be user-propelled.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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