The phrase "adaptive developments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or advancements that are responsive to varying conditions or needs, often in fields like technology, biology, or social sciences.
Example: "The adaptive developments in renewable energy technology have significantly improved efficiency and sustainability."
Alternatives: "responsive advancements" or "flexible innovations".
The female orgasm can be explained as an adaptive development by any number of plausible hypotheses.
Stevens, J.L., Law, J.S., Antolik, J. & Bednar, J.A. Mechanisms for stable, robust, and adaptive development of orientation maps in the primary visual cortex.
It is argued that adaptive development methods seem to best fit research projects, that typically have unclear upfront and changing requirements.
As fungi exhibit highly adaptive development, it is important to test behavioural responses on natural substrata with realistic nutrient levels across a range of spatial scales and extended time periods.
Dr. McLaughlin's overarching goal is to contribute to greater understanding of the role of environmental experience in shaping children's development, so as to inform the creation of interventions, practices, and policies to promote adaptive development in society's most vulnerable members.
To her, the "adaptive" response or the "adaptive development" is a necessity in the current conditions.
Our preliminary results suggest strong nonlinear path dependence and complexity in three areas: adaptive development processes, co-evolutionary societal transactions and near equilibrium development trajectories, with significant implications for anticipating and managing positive development outcomes.
Consistent with qualitative HD theory and empirical reality, our HDD model finds complexity and nonlinear path dependence in three areas: adaptive development processes, social co-evolutionary transactions and near equilibrium development trajectories.
It is only a posteriori that PSTOL1, the isolated gene underlying PUP1 QTL, proved to control an adaptive development response of the root system in low-phosphate soil condition promoting root branching (Gamuyao et al. [2012]).
In the preceding subsection, I clarified that I classify the commonly-referred-to category of "change by use/disuse" under what I have called "necessitating necessity" or "need-driven" adaptive development.
