The phrase "among adaptations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various adaptations of a particular work, concept, or idea, indicating that something is included within a group of adaptations.
Example: "The film stands out among adaptations of classic literature due to its unique interpretation."
Alternatives: "within adaptations" or "in the realm of adaptations".
A three-way ANOVA showed that the interaction among adaptation (before or after), sound and eye (same or different) condition was significant (F2,10 = 4.64, P = 0.038).
Key among adaptation measures instinctively put up then to bear the blunt of these shocks were water harvesting pans, such as Handaro which was found viable investment in the study.
Promoting climate-smart agriculture (CSA CSASA helps to capture the synergies among adaptation, mitigation, food security and sustainable development.
Young evolutionary radiations offer a special opportunity to explore the interplay among adaptation, speciation, and hybridization in generating biological diversity (Grant 1999; Seehausen 2006; Mallet 2009).
Our qualitative study led to interest in evaluating, among parents with bipolar disorder, predictors of adaptation to BPD and whether there is a relationship among adaptation, perceived risk to children, and parental coping with risk to children.
The assessment must make the problem and the potential impacts explicit and clear to policy makers and should help decision makers in choosing among adaptation options designed to reduce negative impacts.
It will likely need to be embedded within other decision-making frameworks—such as risk assessment and management (e.g., Willows and Connell 2003) or structured decision-making (Martin and others 2011)—to help managers select among adaptation options that differ across future scenarios or goals.
Among the adaptations that the flowers have developed for this mode of pollination are bright colours (except reds, which bees cannot distinguish from black), contrasting markings (nectar guides), and often a sweet odour.
Its job is to transmute the studio's intellectual properties into Broadway material: among its adaptations are Cry Baby, Billy Elliot, and most famously, The Wizard of Oz (into the global hit Wicked).
It's not all tradition though: the Lyceum's artistic director Mark Thomson is renowned for his ambitious productions, with John Clifford's Faust 1 and 2 among brave adaptations staged recently.
