The phrase "adaptive plan" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a plan that is flexible and can adjust to changing circumstances or conditions.
Example: "In response to the unexpected challenges, we developed an adaptive plan to ensure the project's success."
Alternatives: "flexible strategy" or "responsive approach".
The basic operations involved in the design of the GA developed in this study (encoding with binary representation of real values, evaluation function, adaptive plan) are presented.
Glyde said the basin plan was drafted "as an adaptive plan with climate change in mind" though almost every decision to amend the plan has been about reducing environmental water targets in favour of irrigators.
One step beyond, in an autonomic computing vision, the structure of each peer, or at least its configuration, may be dynamically adjusted by an adaptive plan which determines successive re-configurations in response to the environment, and turns the P2P network in a complex adaptive system (CAS).
We illustrate the Dynamic Adaptive Policy Pathways approach by producing an adaptive plan for long-term water management of the Rhine Delta in the Netherlands that takes into account the deep uncertainties about the future arising from social, political, technological, economic, and climate changes.
A recent cross-sectional survey conducted in the U.S. showed that people who report knowledge of the necessary information to prepare for adverse health impacts of climate change were more likely to have an adaptive plan for their household [ 118].
This paper is about an approach to the flexible utilization of old plans called adaptive planning.
The theory of adaptive planning has been embodied in a computer program called PLEXUS.
We base our approach on two complementary approaches for designing adaptive plans: 'Adaptive Policymaking' and 'Adaptation Pathways'.
Importantly, moving towards a more adaptive planning system requires the centre to stop giving hostages to fortune by promising markets fixed improvements over a single period.
Our analysis thus highlights the impacts of adaptive planning and management of water resources on urban hydrology.
This paper will discuss a theory of adaptive planning as it applies to the domain of common-sense planning.
