"adapt design" is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the alteration of a design to better suit a specific purpose. For example: "We must adapt the design of the new building to be more energy efficient."
Product engineering teams will be able to exploit this intelligence to adapt design, operation and disposal strategies through managed "eco-constraints" relevant to their market contexts.
A customized catalyst coated membrane with an active area of 9 mm2 is prepared, and a printed-circuit board technique is introduced to ease fabrication of segmented anode and to adapt design to any flow arrangement.
Our approach could therefore also be used in an interactive setting, where the engineer will adapt design parameters, such as the optical coefficients of the diffuser, based on the outcome of an optimization run.
Comparing the ADaPT design and baseline data to previous randomized controlled trial it can be acknowledged that AdaPT included patients with a high risk for diabetes development.
The other, perhaps more conventional, option is to adapt designs to the properties of natural materials.
The team needs to establish the impact of such interfering layers on performance and adapt designs to take those layers into account.
Recent explosive tests of the non-nuclear triggers needed for building more nuclear weapons are thought to be part of an effort to adapt designs for missile-mountable warheads to use plutonium.
An adapted design thinking process that include steps we believe are essential to practice design for equity.
Our workshop moved through five stages in an adapted design cycle: identifying a problem, brainstorming solutions, selecting a solution, building a prototype, and testing the prototype.
The solution to this dilemma can not simply consist of adapting design principles, like the desktop metaphor, to fit the limited real estate.
To verify the adapted design methodology, two stiffened FML shear panels were designed and tested until failure.
