The phrase "and adaptation of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of modifying or adjusting something, often in the context of creative works or projects.
Example: "The film is an adaptation of a popular novel, showcasing the director's unique vision."
Alternatives: "and modification of a" or "and alteration of a".
Since it runs under such a complete operating system as Linux, it can perform elaborated functions, including user interface management (via a serial link or through networking), and real-time supervision and adaptation of a process such as adaptive control.
The process is simple and controllable, allowing rapid fabrication of nanogaps and adaptation of a commonly used electrochemical instrument.
The work is based on the German writer Klabund's play Der Kreidekreis (1924), itself a translation and adaptation of a Chinese play from the Yuan dynasty (1206 1368).
In complex injury patterns, such as bilateral edentulous mandible fractures, an external approach is often necessary to achieve adequate reduction and adaptation of a load-bearing reconstruction plate.
Seeing these limitations, the present study reports for the first time regarding propagation and adaptation of a virulent Indian isolate of duck enteritis virus in Vero cell line.
An adaptive algorithm based on the dual Youla-Kucera parametrization is introduced enabling simple closed-loop identification and adaptation of a class of symmetric MIMO systems.
The code which performs the nonlinear least squares fitting is a C translation and adaptation of an implementation of the Levenberg-Marquardt algorithm written in Fortran and freely available from the Netlib Mathematical Software Repository (lmder.f).
The PB2 protein is one of the most relevant viral determinants for avian virus adaptation to human cells [21], [22] and adaptation of an avian virus to mice involves alteration of PB2 interaction with α-importins [17].
Divergence and adaptation of an ancestral function(s) to meet lineage or species-specific needs might explain this similarity, much like the proposal for ELT-2 proteins.
Whereas the niche or spatial competitive advantage of a resident species can prevent colonization and adaptation of an invader, a preadapted invader also can outcompete a maladapted resident and prevent its evolutionary response to climate change.
Cultures were maintained in vitro until most of the cells were considered senescent due to the following criteria: decreased cell division rate and adaptation of an abnormal morphology typical of senescent cells (refer to Figure 1 and Supplementary Figure 1).
