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The phrase "adaptive to changes in the environment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability of an organism, system, or process to adjust or respond to varying conditions in its surroundings.
Example: "The species has developed unique traits that make it highly adaptive to changes in the environment, ensuring its survival in diverse habitats."
Alternatives: "responsive to environmental changes" or "flexible in adapting to surroundings".
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Health care delivery systems are inherently complex, consisting of multiple tiers of interdependent subsystems and processes that are adaptive to changes in the environment and behave in a nonlinear fashion.
As a result of investigation, weeds have shown to be very robust and adaptive to changes in the environment, where capturing their properties leads to a very powerful optimization technique[19 25].
Organizational ambidexterity is defined as '…the ability of a firm to simultaneously explore and exploit' [54, p. 185] or as '…an organization's ability to be aligned and efficient in its management of today's business demands while simultaneously being adaptive to changes in the environment' [55, p. 375].
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Co-ordination in real-time is responsive and adaptive to changes in the distributed environment, such that the computational design analysis can be performed in an efficient manner.
These natural communities have evolved to exploit the native metabolic capabilities of each species and are highly adaptive to changes in their environments.
Biological systems are parsimonious in terms of achieving adaptive responses to changes in the environment.
Natural selection results in traits that are adaptive responses to changes in the environment.
Weeds have shown to be very robust and adaptive to change in environment.
However, several of the overlapping genes (Table 5) represent good candidates for genes that have undergone adaptive regulatory evolution in response to changes in the environment.
We concluded that this differential could only be explained by assuming an adaptive, self-regulatory cellular response sensitive to changes in the environment.
Bats have been shown to use their echolocation signals in a highly adaptive way depending on the current task and in reaction to changes in the environment.
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