The phrase "adapt measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to modify or adjust specific actions or strategies in response to changing circumstances or requirements.
Example: "In light of the new regulations, we need to adapt measures to ensure compliance and improve safety."
Alternatives: "modify actions" or "adjust strategies."
Because data were collected using telephone interviews we had to adapt measures to suit a brief format in order to avoid people hanging up mid-way or providing invalid answers to hurry the interview, a problem encountered with this data collection method.
A third approach is to adapt measures of genetic diversity such as Simpson's and Shannon-Weaver's indices.
We attempted to adapt measures of autonomy and relatedness from a similar context [ 41], but pilot data indicated significant difficulties in operationalizing these constructs.
Alternatively, one could adapt measures from outcome-based measures of nursing home quality such as acquired pressure sores [ 27], use of restraints [ 27, 28] or urinary tract infections [ 29].
Instead, since highly pathogenic H5N1 has been demonstrated in migratory birds, the poultry industries of the world must adapt measures such as increased biosecurity, the use of vaccines, or both.
Culturally adapted measures were applied to assess TE exposure and symptoms of ASAD and PTSD.
"It will be the case in the coming hours that we will take additional and adapted measures," Michel said after a meeting of the nation's security council.
"Rather than addressing the issue of homelessness, they are adapting measures that move homeless people out of downtowns, tourist areas or even out of a city".
The objective of this paper is to characterize CHW attributes and pathways of action using adapted measures, develop a scale using these measures, and explore how findings can inform future CHW research and practice.
In order to compare the considered algorithms, a set of quantitative performance indices have been selected, adapting measures commonly used for detection systems to the peculiarities of foreground detection.
For the culturally adapted measures, similar reliability and validity to the original measure was reported.
