The phrase "adaptations said" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that adaptations have stated or expressed, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The adaptations said that the changes were necessary for the project."
Alternatives: "the adaptations indicated" or "the adaptations mentioned".
"This fossil completes the picture in terms of the whales' evolution, but what's next is to look at these other evolutionary adaptations," said Thewissen.
"I don't think it's the business of a public board of education to be creating these segregated, hermetically sealed schools with specific cultural adaptations," said Jeffrey Wiesenfeld, a trustee of the City University of New York.
"Although we don't have the evidence for fire or of clothing to get through the winters up here, I think they must have had some extra adaptations," said Professor Stringer.
One of Britain's best-known comic artists, famed for his work on Judge Dredd and Batman, has criticised the recent deluge of superhero adaptations saying adults were "getting entertainment we would have enjoyed when we were 10".
"This is a theoretical adaptation," said Andersen.
It's about this lack of adaptation," said Mr. McGregor Smith, 30.
"The caveats apply to both the impacts and the adaptation," said Prof Noah Diffenbaugh, also at Stanford University.
"I am thrilled we have put together another all-star cast of comedy greats for this adaptation," said Walliams.
"There is a different approach when you have young players who have not played in this league and need a period of adaptation," said the Toffees boss.
"The CCC made a very clear recommendation in its statutory advice, but the government rejected it," Daniel Johns, the CCC's head of adaptation, said on 9 December.
Green, who wrote the source novel for the new adaptation, said presenters of morning show Good Day Sacramento had asked the young actor a series of "annoying" questions.
