The phrase "adaptations to changes in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how something adjusts or modifies in response to varying conditions or circumstances.
Example: "The species showed remarkable adaptations to changes in its environment, allowing it to thrive despite the challenges."
Alternatives: "adjustments to variations in" or "modifications in response to".
Cellular adaptations to changes in oxygen levels include stimulating several hypoxia-inducible factors that mediate oxygen homeostasis and control the level of heme, a molecule whose level changes in response to changes in cellular oxygen [19], [20].
Note that while adaptations to changes in gravitational force can be tested empirically, the initial learning of internal representations of gravity can (currently) only be studied by means of simulations and robotic experiments using anthropomorphic limbs.
Plants as sessile organisms have evolved physiological and developmental adaptations to changes in the surrounding environment.
Adaptations to changes in environmental conditions may produce global reorganization of the metabolic network [ 11- 16, 24, 25].
These ontogenetic shifts could be adaptations to changes in feeding behavior and/or the photic environment following metamorphosis.
Understanding regulatory processes that control metabolic, structural, and behavioral adaptations to changes in the environment are at the heart of systems biology research.
The ability to transfer genetic information between organisms is a major factor in adaptation to changes in environment.
The world of work comprising all interactions between workers and employers, organizations, and the work environment is marked by the constant adaptation to changes in the technological, cultural, political, and economic environments.
– 7,380,116: "System for real-time adaptation to changes in display configuration" by Hendry et. al. and assigned to Apple Inc. (Granted 5/27/2008).
– 6,282,646: "System for real-time adaptation to changes in display configuration" by Hendry et. al. and assigned to Apple Computer, Inc. (Granted 8/28/2001).
