The phrase "adaptations on" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct preposition would be "of" or "to" depending on the context.
Example: "The adaptations of the novel were well received by critics."
Alternatives: "adaptations of" or "adaptations to".
The proposed technology allows multiple adaptations on both the video data and the content-adaptive FEC protection codes.
We've taken a few dramatic liberties, but I think I can confidently say this is certainly one of the most, if not the most, faithful adaptations on film, stage or television of the novel".
Again these adaptations, on an incremental or more structural basis, will aim for one but affect other public values simultaneously and eventually trigger new adaptations and so on.
There have been adaptations on the National Theatre's main stage by women - Coram Boy, adapted by Helen Edmundson, Pam Gems's version of The Seagull - but no original play by a woman.
With the second LA Quartet underway, there are more film adaptations on the horizon, but this time, it's Ellroy doing the adapting: he's writing a remake of the classic 1944 Otto Preminger film noir, Laura.
Furthermore, many researchers have adapted the questionnaire for their own purposes without acknowledging the implications of these adaptations on its measurement quality.
There are further adaptations on TV and Netflix.
He said simply that they would choose good plays and musical adaptations, on any subject.
A smaller part of his income -- about $2.5 million -- has come from adaptations on the big and the small screen.
However, alongside these century-old skills come thoroughly contemporary, yet equally labour-intensive adaptations on man-made materials.
In 2004 he began creating characters for his own Millarworld company – Kick Ass and Wanted have spawned highly profitable films, and there are more adaptations on the way.
