The phrase "adaptive project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to project management, software development, or any field where flexibility and responsiveness to change are important.
Example: "The team is currently working on an adaptive project that allows for changes in scope based on client feedback."
Alternatives: "flexible project" or "responsive project".
An Adaptive Project Approach.
The figure below contrasts the general shapes of traditional and adaptive project approaches.
Project Management and Discovery by Rob Austin, 13 September 2002 Rather than executing one long sequential plan prepared in advance, adaptive project management helps you to move through a complete planning and decision cycle for each stage of the project.
The proposed fish passage concept is based on twelve principles and gives emphasis on an adaptive project management, which includes planning, implementation and operation of the fish passage system and other structures of the project.
This driving simulator study, conducted as part of the EU AdaptIVe project, investigated drivers' performance in critical traffic events, during the resumption of control from an automated driving system.
This driving simulator study, conducted as part of the EC-funded AdaptIVe project, assessed drivers' visual attention distribution during automation and on approach to a critical event, and examined whether such attention changes following repeated exposure to an impending collision.
We present a unified analytic tool named variable-metric adaptive projected subgradient method (V-APSM) that encompasses the important family of adaptive variable-metric projection algorithms.
Very recently, a solution to the kernel-based online classification problem has been given by the adaptive projected subgradient method (APSM).
In[26], TR techniques that use adaptive projected subgradient method to obtain dummy symbols to minimize PAPR of each symbol is proposed, while in[28], a subgradient optimization-based framework for iterative PAPR reduction is proposed.
The challenge is double, i.e., it concerns clearly expressing the intention of projects and establishing organisations adaptive to project strategies.
New Haven represented a prime opportunity for this "adaptive reuse" project because of the "paucity of high-end residential" properties downtown and a highly educated population, said Charley Moss, a partner in the company.
