"poor adaptation to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation or behavior where someone or something is struggling or having difficulties adjusting or fitting into a new environment or circumstance. Example: The company's poor adaptation to the changing market trends led to a decline in sales. Another example: The poor adaptation to the cold weather made the animals vulnerable to sickness.
Heterogeneous activation of SMAD2-L phosphorylation with endurance exercise also occurs in animal models, and high-JNK/SMAD2-L activation predicts a poor adaptation to endurance training16.
New operating points are computed from actual training samples, versus an alternative approach involving grid generation, that is prone to redundant calculations, and poor adaptation to certain classifier architectures.
Rating oneself as low, regardless of actual income or education, relates to poor adaptation to stress.
High users of short-acting bronchodilators described poor adaptation to their illness.
This scarce flexibility of performance is indicative of a poor adaptation to task contingencies.
It may also reflect poor adaptation to the patient's new status quo.
Poorer adaptation to social adversity has also been linked to an increased risk of stroke, 21 indicating effects on the cardiovascular and possibly other systems.
11 Similarly, poorer adaptation to social adversity possibly signalling lower stress resilience has been linked with an increased risk of stroke 22 and mortality.
Three Brachiaria grasses (B. brizantha cv. Toledo, B. ruziziensis 44-02 and a B. hybrid cv. Mulato II) with poorer adaptation to waterlogging than B. humidicola were included for reference (checks) but were excluded from analysis.
Severe disease in humans may result from poor host adaptation to neotropical zoonotic strains of T. gondii circulating in a forest-based cycle.
This HIF-1α defect may result in poor cellular adaptation to hypoxia in patients with COPD and may play a significant role in COPD pathogenesis.
