"high level of adaptability" is a correctly structured phrase and is usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a person’s or organisation’s ability to adjust to different situations. For example: "Sue has a high level of adaptability and is able to easily adjust to changing circumstances."
This high level of adaptability of the composite may be beneficial for developing novel functional polymeric composites.
Weedy rice surviving semi-wildly in rice fields is known to show a high level of adaptability to environmental stress (Chung [2010]; Chung and Ahn [2005]; Suh [2003]).
This contributes to the high level of adaptability and correlativity of the self-organization of the supramolecular G-quadruplexes and of the polymeric systems.
The high level of adaptability of FSC makes it possible to apply to many different technical field domains and can bring significant advantages for already existent and new industrial applications.
So, a strong culture with a high level of consensus but without a high level of adaptability can be a mixed blessing.
The high level of adaptability strongly indicates that the connected system was under thermodynamic control.
Nurses demonstrate high levels of adaptability to the spaces they are allocated, and are able to adapt and modify their workspaces to fit the needs of their workflow.
The results of our experiments show that the proposed distributed system adapts readily to changes in the sensing environment, but this higher level of adaptability is at the cost of overall efficiency.
The newly introduced P. infestans genotypes in combination with the occurrence of sexual reproduction also considerably raised the level of genetic diversity in the Dutch P. infestans population, leading to a highly variable population (Drenth et al. 1994) with a presumed higher level of adaptability compared with the previous, purely asexually reproducing population.
