The phrase "a practice adapted to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a method or approach that has been modified to suit a particular situation or need.
Example: "The training program is a practice adapted to the specific requirements of remote workers."
Alternatives: "a method tailored to" or "an approach suited to".
A code of practice, adapted to the Bhutan situation, is now under preparation and is nearing completion.
The group aims at: (1) providing care applicants a space for dialogue in which clinical palliative experiences are discussed; (2) comprehending complex situations together and co-constructing a reflection about the palliative practice adapted to the specificities of medical field.
Successful traders practice adapting to changing market conditions, in real time, before going live.
These teams were the focal point in terms of obtaining, producing, sharing, organizing, evaluating, adapting, and synthesizing knowledge, information, and data forging them into a well-defined set of practices adapted to their context and goals.
A critical step is to find the best combinations of genetic resources and cultural practices adapted to target environments.
Transaction authorization mechanisms for the smart grid should reflect current best practices, adapted to scale.
FAO provides technical assistance to projects and programmes to implement sustainable agricultural mechanization practices adapted to the local context.
Several histories of tipping trace it back to a practice adapted from Europeans, whose own history of tipping goes back to at least Tudor England, when overnight guests would leave a small gratuity (or vails) for the house servants.
This is one of more than 1,000 mindfulness courses proliferating across the UK as more and more people struggling with anxiety, depression and stress turn towards a practice adapted from a 2,400-year-old 2,400-year-old 2,400-year-old
