The phrase "aims at adaptation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to adjusting or modifying something to fit new conditions or requirements.
Example: "The new policy aims at adaptation to the changing market demands to ensure long-term success."
Alternatives: "targets adaptation" or "focuses 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.
Hence, the planned study aims at the adaptation of the American REACH II intervention to the conditions of the German health-care system in the Deutsche Adaption der Resources for Enhancing Alzheimer's Caregiver Health (DeREACH), as well as the evaluation of the DeREACH intervention (the official agreement of the developers of REACH II with this intention is on hand).
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.
This research should focus on assessing the vulnerability of communities, industries, and ecosystems and should aim at developing adaptation and mitigation strategies and plans for the sustainable development of the Arctic infrastructure.
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.
Consecutively all patients with a first occurrence of stroke, discharged to there home (N = 90), were approached and 59 patients agreed to participate in the randomised controlled study, intending to assess the effects of three weeks of rehabilitation after discharge aiming at improved adaptation (Fig 1) [ 13].
