The phrase "a solution adapted to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a solution that has been modified or tailored to meet specific needs or requirements.
Example: "We have developed a solution adapted to the unique challenges faced by small businesses in the current market."
Alternatives: "a solution tailored to" or "a solution customized for".
This project brought together a manufacturer who specializes in the design of foot-care systems, geriatricians and our laboratory specialized in electronics to propose a technical solution adapted to frail individuals.
All expenditure for permanent construction of too high a standard should be discarded in favor of a more economic temporary solution adapted to the present needs.
By virtue of this theoretical tool, we prove the existence of the solution adapted to the enlarged filtration and then verify the desired adaptability.
Consequently, we used the LORETA distributed, linear inverse solution adapted to Mk-EN's brain to localise the generators of the observed scalp EEG activities.
We establish existence and a formula for the associated zeta-determinant in terms of the Wronski-determinant of a fundamental system of solutions adapted to the boundary conditions.
Academics Julia Powles and Luciano Floridi recently wrote elegantly about this concept in The Guardian, calling for a process of information sedimentation — aka "solutions, adapted to the infosphere, that enable us, individually and as a society, to remember without recalling; to live with, but also beyond, experience; to acknowledge without constraining".
Detection, and especially quantification, of pathogens present in very low numbers in a large clinical sample requires technological solutions adapted to the respective tissue matrix [ 24].
The cities, regions, and states form a framework suitable for the development of innovative solutions adapted to decentralized forms of technology (competitive federalism).
Neither the taxonomy ('right to be forgotten') nor the logic (relevance determined by age as justification for support) truly addresses the broader need for information sedimentation – solutions, adapted to the infosphere, that enable us, individually and as a society, to remember without recalling; to live with, but also beyond, experience; to acknowledge without constraining.
