The phrase "adaptive future" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a future that is flexible and able to adjust to changing circumstances or needs.
Example: "In an ever-evolving world, we must prepare for an adaptive future that embraces innovation and resilience."
Alternatives: "flexible future" or "responsive future".
Traditional system engineering approaches, while helpful in developing system structure and framework, are not adaptive to future growth.
Projections of hydrological changes are associated with large uncertainties from different sources, which should be quantified for an effective implementation of water management policies adaptive to future climate change.
Future adaptive capacity, including the adaptation effects of predicted future economic growth (especially in developing countries) is highly uncertain and thus difficult to take into account in the estimates.
While this view provides the insight that many systems might harbour hidden, 'pre-adaptive' genetic variation that can facilitate future adaptive evolution in response to HIREC, it makes few concrete predictions about why some species exhibit immediate appropriate behavioural responses to HIREC, while others do not.
This is promising for future adaptive space structure applications.
Logan, C. A., Dunne, J. P., Eakin, C. M. & Donner, S. D. Incorporating adaptive responses into future projections of coral bleaching.
The Secretary shall, in cooperation with the States, encourage the retention, rehabilitation, adaptive reuse, and future study of historic bridges.
Modern informatics platforms are well designed for future adaptive clinical trials.
In the future, adaptive management, such as periodic thinning, removal of shade-tolerant, exotic species and enrichment planting of native species, will be needed to integrate forest restoration sites with the surrounding mid-successional, secondary forest.
In the future, adaptive metalenses will be built into imaging systems, such as cell phone cameras and microscope, enabling flat, compact autofocus as well as the capability for simultaneously correcting optical aberrations and performing optical image stabilization, all in a single plane of control.
