The composition of adaptations with system’s application does not always yield to the desired behavior. Each adaptation occurs correctly when it is separated but it may interact with other adaptations when they are combined. These interactions can affect the final behavior after adaptation; we call this an interference. This paper presents an on-going work, which aims to build a generic approach for the dynamic resolution of adaptation interferences in ubiquitous applications. We represent application and adaptation details by graphs; then we apply graph transformation rules on these graphs to resolve interferences. This allows us to express our approach independently of any implementation details of applications and adaptations.