The phrase "adaptive infrastructure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing systems or structures that can adjust or evolve in response to changing conditions or needs.
Example: "The city is investing in adaptive infrastructure to better manage the impacts of climate change and urban growth."
Alternatives: "flexible infrastructure" or "responsive infrastructure".
Chester, M. V. & Allenby, B. Toward adaptive infrastructure: flexibility and agility in a non-stationarity age.
Will we spend billions on adaptive infrastructure to prepare cities for rising waters or will we do nothing until it is too late?
As the impact of climate change becomes more immediate, communities will have to invest in a range of resilient and adaptive infrastructure projects that benefit people.
In this paper we introduce the BIMgrid, a work in progress to develop an innovative, adaptive infrastructure integration framework for civil engineering applications, based on private grid and public cloud resources.
This requires new concepts, methods, models, and technologies along with flexible and adaptive infrastructure for services developments and management in order to facilitate the on-demand integration and formation of services across different platforms and organizations.
It involves building an adaptive infrastructure that truly listens to what consumers want and then relays that information to development teams in a way that allows them to be agile and effective.
The other is to invest in climate-adaptive infrastructure and improvements in water management — to make these countries more resilient in an age of disruptive climate change.
Climate-adaptive infrastructure upgrades, needed in hundreds of cities around the world, could be financed by a combination of public sector spending, utility company investments, and public-private partnerships.
In a recent report, Gartner urged chief information security officers to begin the transformation to context-aware and adaptive security infrastructure as they replace legacy, static security infrastructure, such as firewalls, as well as secure web gateways and endpoint protection platforms.
This study presents a new algorithm, called the Weighted Adaptive Stormwater Infrastructure (WASI) algorithm, to calculate weighted flow-accumulation of surface runoff by considering man-made stormwater infrastructure that modifies natural drainage flow paths across the landscape.
This study develops a method to inform adaptive water infrastructure planning with uncertain hydrologic and other forms of nonstationarity, applied to levee system planning.
