"diversified climate" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to geographical regions, usually large ones, that experience different types of climate due to geographical features, such as mountains or nearby bodies of water. For example, "The country has a diversified climate, with subtropical temperatures in the south and temperate conditions in the north."
Consequently, more related studies are needed worldwide and should be conducted in diversified climate zones, so as to further ascertain the association between temperature and birth outcomes.
The impacts of atria's geometric configuration on indoor thermal condition and energy consumption under highly diversified climate conditions in China are studied in this paper.
Historically, China was rich in forest resources and biodiversity due to its vast geographical areas and highly diversified climate conditions that provided favourable environments for widely varying forest ecosystems ranging from boreal forests in the north to tropical rain forests in the south.
But it does need to strike a balance between accepting anything (which would dilute the attraction of green bonds as instruments to diversify climate risk) and being so strict that hardly anyone can meet the criteria.
"While big states such as California, Texas and Florida have more total moves than other states because of their sheer size, other high inbound states such as Washington, D.C., Oregon and the Carolinas may be attractive places to move because of their lower housing costs, more temperate climate, diversified and growing economies, as well as maturing manufacturing bases and high technology clusters".
The family Loranthaceae diversified in warm climates, probably in closed forests in the mid-Cretaceous about 70 million years ago (Barlow 1983).
We conclude that competing CPPs currently exist which creates diversified policy responses to climate change impacts in both countries.
The evidence from another study (NBIA, 2007) indicated that the vital goals of incubation programs are job creation, engaging the entrepreneurial climate, diversifying local economies, and accelerating growth in a local industry.
This result is corroborated by our finding that a model comprising two Asian waves of migration coming through Bering into the Americas fits the cranial anatomical evidence best, especially when the effects of diversifying selection to climate are taken into account.
We accounted for the role of selection by repeating our analyses on a subset of 19 measurements (Table 4) not associated with diversifying selection to climate [13] and thought to mainly reflect population history.
Parallel to the success of affirmative action in achieving diversity in higher education [ 4], such programs have been under legal and moral attack, particularly against courses that attempt to diversify the cultural climate of educational institutions including medical schools.
