The phrase "a simple adaptation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a modification or change made to an original work or concept, indicating that the change is straightforward or uncomplicated.
Example: "This book is a simple adaptation of the classic novel, making it accessible for younger readers."
Alternatives: "a straightforward version of" or "an easy modification of".
The printing press was a simple adaptation of the appliance the Romans had used for turning grapes into wine and olives into oil.
However, requirements for minimum system reliability have been implemented in such design-by-inelastic analysis methods through a simple adaptation of resistance factors originally developed from member reliability considerations.
The proof is a simple adaptation of that of Lemma 3.3 in [8].
The proof of Theorem 4.2 is a simple adaptation of that one of Theorem 3.2, and we do not repeat it here.
The PDL1P turns out to be a simple adaptation of the PDHD and their performances are about the same, particularly when μ is set large.
For this preamble, we design a specific STO estimation and also show that accurate CFO can be obtained with a simple adaptation of a known technique.
Supporters have claimed that CCS involves a relatively simple adaptation of existing techniques but an in-depth study for Longannet undertaken by Scottish Power and its partners Shell and the National Grid have revealed that there are many complex issues to be overcome, not least the tremendous cost.
From the concept of the sliding mode control, a simple adaptation law, minimizing the value of a designed sliding condition based on a modified MIT rule, is developed for online updating these parameters in the auto-tuning neuron, even if the nonlinear plant considered is with the uncertainty, external noisy perturbation, and nonlinear input.
It will take a simple adaptation from the human side of the equation, and the end result will be a dramatic change on the behalf of the bears' behavior.
A number of other studies also employed simple adaptation of IO analysis for the agricultural sector [62-68 [62-68
In excitatory cells, the value of the threshold φ in Eq. (2) varies in time, tracking the recent mean activity of the cell so as to implement a simple version of neuronal adaptation (Kandel et al., 2000) (higher activity leads to a higher threshold).
