The phrase "associated with adaptation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship between something and the process of adaptation, often in scientific or academic contexts.
Example: "The study explores the factors associated with adaptation of species to changing environmental conditions."
Alternatives: "linked to the adaptation of" or "related to the adaptation of".
Integrated response in Drosophila spp. and R. palmarum is associated with adaptation of the peripheral sensory system, in which highly sensitive and specific olfactory receptor neurons (ORNs) tuned to EtOAc and acetoin were identified.
In this regard, our study highlights the complexities associated with adaptation of influenza viruses in different hosts and cautions against making dogmatic conclusions.
To what extent the divergent plastid genome of K. veneficum is a result of processes associated with adaptation of the new endosymbiont to an evolutionary mosaics of the plastid-targeted genome, remains to be investigated.
It was speculated that the deletion in the NA stalk may be associated with adaptation of influenza viruses to land-based poultry and increased virulence and pathogenesis in poultry and mammalian [31], [32].
Megasphaera is a genus associated with adaptation of the ruminal community to low pH [ 56, 57].
Metabolic simplification via the loss of genes for carbohydrate metabolism has been associated with adaptation of other LAB species to the nutrient-rich milk environment [ 32- 35].
Given that the phenotypic variation in Petrocosmea mainly involves floral rather than vegetative traits, the diversification of Petrocosmea is likely a product of concerted evolution associated with adaptation to different groups of pollinators rather than a direct response to physical environmental variables.
Adaptation to and tolerance of water deficit stress is often associated with adaptation to and tolerance of freezing temperatures as both environmental conditions lead to osmotic and oxidative stresses at a cellular level (Thomashow 1999; Zhu 2002) and disrupt plant water status (Chinnusamy et al. 2004).
If there is some cost to the individual associated with adaptation to noise, current scales of annoyance may represent attenuated measures of the true effects of the noise exposure, particularly at higher levels.
These seedlings were grown outdoors in Corvallis, and some were subjected to water stress to induce the expression of genes associated with adaptation to cold and drought.
Also affected in wMel, is surE [ 47] whose expression is associated with adaptation to stressful conditions and survival of stationary phase in E. coli.
