The phrase "available for adaptation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that can be modified or adjusted to fit different needs or circumstances.
Example: "The software is available for adaptation to meet the specific requirements of our clients."
Alternatives: "open to modification" or "ready for adjustment.".
Those products which are openly available for adaptation for specific educational use cases have been included.
And funding appears to be insufficient: "Limited evidence indicates a gap between global adaptation needs and the funds available for adaptation," the report notes.
To have the entire test code and documentation be fully Gnu Public Licensed and hence openly available for adaptation, testing, comment, and modification so that the testing suite itself becomes (over time) reliable.
The total amount of finance available for adaptation is also woefully short of what is needed.
King has encouraged film students to adapt his stories with a section on his official website called "Dollar Babies". The page lists 30 of King's stories that are available for adaptation.
By measuring narrow-sense heritability, we gain information about whether genetic variation contributes significantly to variation in the phenotype, and whether genetic variation is available for adaptation and evolution within these stocks.
No such estimates are available yet for adaptation, mostly because policies for each sector translate into different kinds of avoided damages that must then be monetized in order to harmonize the results and allow for proposing policies that should be prioritized for their cost-effectiveness.
It is assumed that the average SNR over all simultaneously transmitted slots is available for link adaptation.
The differences in the adaptation are not statistically significant (the maximum 95% confidence interval for the test cases is 2%), but this might be due to the limited amount of data available for the adaptation.
With instantaneous buffer information available for rate adaptation, the transmitter could potentially make better rate decisions by applying different channel quality thresholds according to different levels of buffer occupancy.
Phylogeographic studies are often exclusively conducted by geneticists, but the most suitable genetic methods available for studying adaptation require complete genome analyses and are only feasible for economically important or charistmatic species [ 37].
