The phrase "adaptive resilience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the ability to adjust and recover from challenges or changes, particularly in fields like psychology, ecology, or organizational behavior.
Example: "The team's adaptive resilience allowed them to navigate the unexpected challenges posed by the pandemic effectively."
Alternatives: "flexible resilience" or "dynamic adaptability".
In the US Intermountain West, this may cause a shift to non-forest in some areas, but other forests may demonstrate adaptive resilience through increased quaking aspen (Populus tremuloides Michx).
If you buy into the stereotypes, you could argue that women's more empathetic, questioning, collaborative and consultative styles can give women the adaptive resilience required in start-up situations as initial business ideas morph into unanticipated business opportunities.
For instance, some types of adaptive resilience might be close to transformation.
There is strong evidence for adaptive resilience, with the health system showing efficiency gains from the recession.
While financial resilience and adaptive resilience are amenable to specific quantitative measures, transformatory resilience is broader, more qualitative and therefore more difficult to assess precisely.
A further limitation may be that health systems which have more room for cuts, in terms of carrying inefficiency, may appear to have more adaptive resilience.
Adaptive resilience-based management10 of reefs involves shaping human-environment interactions through management actions that reduce sensitivity to climate threats (i.e. through managing and reducing local-scale anthropogenic stress).
Continued aspen expansion into post-disturbance landscapes through sexual reproduction at the level suggested by these results would represent an important adaptation to climate change and would confer adaptive forest resilience by maintaining forest cover, but would also alter future disturbance regimes, biodiversity, and ecosystem services.
Among the US sample, engineering and adaptive trait resilience scores predicted clinical caseness of depression, and adaptive trait resilience scores predicted clinical caseness of anxiety, after controlling for sex, age, income, education, employment, and personality.
AFCs defined at a landscape or regional scale incorporate advancements in ecosystem management, including adaptive approaches, resilience, and desired future conditions into the context of the Anthropocene.
Additional research in ecological systems and complex systems theory, have led to a greater understanding of adaptive management, resilience and nested systems [ 7] – all important concepts in EcoHealth.
