The phrase "aimed at adaptation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies, policies, or actions that are intended to facilitate or promote adaptation to new conditions or environments.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at adaptation to climate change, ensuring that communities can thrive despite environmental shifts."
Alternatives: "designed for adaptation" or "focused on adaptation".
This activates a complex signaling network called the unfolded protein response (UPR) aimed at adaptation and restoration of normal ER function, pursued by translation attenuation, degradation of misfolded proteins and increased protein folding capacity through augmented transcription of ER chaperones, such as BIP.
At the first stage, which is called adaptation and the duration of which is usually one month, the doctors use correctional methods aimed at adaptation, reduce symptomatology of psychogenic disorders, and treat somatic pathology.
The objective of this study is to evaluate the experienced problems of employees with CANS, as a first step in an intervention mapping process aimed at adaptation of an existing self-management program to the characteristics of employees suffering from CANS.
In case of positive results of this RCT on effectiveness, a second step aims at adaptation and maintenance of the stepped care approach to bring the evidence-based practice regarding improving distress in cancer patients into consistent and appropriate use in all oncological centers in the Netherlands.
It also, and unashamedly so, appears to be very much aimed at film adaptation.
However, just as the other approaches aimed at preferring adaptation solutions to the challenges of climate change, CBA is not without its own challenges.
Thus, it is intuitive that flow monitoring must be aimed at early adaptation of VO2 to metabolic needs [ 3, 4].
A clear exposition of these approaches is the starting point for developing best practices aimed at climate adaptation.
Dynamic Software Product Line (DSPL) engineering is a paradigm aimed at handling adaptations at runtime.
Policies should, therefore, be aimed at promoting new adaptation options through information exchange between a wide range of stakeholders, and integrating climate change adaptation with Sri Lanka's sustainable developmental goals.
These tradeoffs among water policy choices are important guides to the design of policies aimed at basin-wide adaptation to climate change.
