The phrase "adaption measures" is not correct; the correct term is "adaptation measures." You can use it when discussing strategies or actions taken to adjust to changes, particularly in the context of environmental or social issues.
Example: "The government has implemented several adaptation measures to address the impacts of climate change on coastal communities."
Alternatives: "adjustment strategies" or "mitigation actions."
Gissing said businesses needed to start investing in climate change mitigation and adaption measures.
Adaption measures are proposed for the highway agencies to address the challenges caused by climate change.
Without upgrades to flood protection and other appropriate adaption measures, this will significantly impact the growing populations and cities around the world's coasts15.
I think that one of the adaption measures we should take is to accelerate genetic research into resistance in natural populations and in genetic collections that exist already.
These economic magnitudes contribute to a better understanding of the potential welfare loss across different regions and therefore will have important policy implications, such as developing the ecosystem-base adaption measures for Europe to cope with climate change.
The identified predictors, temporal patterns and patterns between catchments will support the development of low flow monitoring systems and determine those catchments where adaption measures should aim more at increasing groundwater recharge.
They will create a model farm in the community, the Climate Change Ready Agro-Farm Project, to provide local students the opportunity to learn sustainable land management, nutrition and climate-change-adaption measures.
This permits program modification and the adaption of measures to increase acceptance and vaccine uptake.
For experiments under LL or DD, the parasitoids were brought into LL or DD for one day adaption, and then measured under the same light condition.
Consequently, the findings from this study may prove useful in guiding the adaption of an existing measure, or, alternatively, in the development of a new culturally relevant tool, specific to the Vietnamese context.
