'market adaptability' is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it, for example, when you want to discuss a company's ability to react to changes in the marketplace, often by introducing new products and services to meet customer preferences. For instance, "Amazon has a reputation for strong market adaptability, consistently introducing new products and services to meet customer needs."
Utilizing syngas from coal gasification as the feed gas, the combined system integrates the advantages of HTFT and LTFT and results in an increased range of products, namely α-olefins (mainly C4, C6, and C8), synthetic lubricant, gasoline, diesel, naphtha, greatly enhancing the system's market adaptability.
Collaboration with suppliers enables a firm to reduce the risks and lead times of product development, while enhancing flexibility, product quality and market adaptability (Chung and Kim 2003).
This is all the more important as many countries, including a growing number of developing and emerging economies, have introduced reforms in their labor regulations in the past years in an attempt to promote labor market adaptability and job creation.
In today's market, advertising simply misses the fundamental point of marketing—adaptability, flexibility, and responsiveness.
This level of adaptability is baked into the innovation process, making other market adaptations easier down the road.
Because risk-minimization programs typically need to be carried out in a range of countries or locales where a product is marketed, program adaptability is a critical factor for successful local implementation [ 49].
No less a luxury giant than Herm?sought to capitalize on scarves' freshly perceived adaptability, marketing its equestrian and other designs through a social media campaign intended to lend a youthful, even subversive, edge to those lofty status emblems.
Among the areas the council will cover are "structural policies... in particular employment and labour market policies on the adaptability of markets and on tax reform" as well as "evaluation of wage and cost trends".
The concept of evolutionary paths and the advantages involved, such as smaller and more flexible investments and an increased adaptability to market developments, are addressed.
Background selection was performed using 65 well-distributed SSR markers to preserve most of the KDML105 genetic background for the adaptability and market quality of the Thai Jasmine rice (Table 2).
These results strengthen the suitability and desirability of ALMPs providing self-employment incentives to redistribute incentives to the disadvantaged to move from unemployment into self-employment and strengthen their labor market attachment, to promote adaptability to new labor market conditions as well as to support recoveries.
