The phrase "adapt protocol" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the modification or adjustment of a set of procedures or guidelines to better fit a specific situation or requirement.
Example: "In order to improve our response time, we need to adapt protocol to accommodate the new technology."
Alternatives: "modify procedure" or "adjust guidelines".
To the extent that the cardioprotection from ASA use is reflected in the Tx-M/PGI-M ratio, therefore, our data suggest that the cardioprotective effects of ASA are modest in individuals using NSAIDs according to the ADAPT protocol.
As part of the ADAPT protocol, we asked women in the intervention and control groups to report their weight at 3-month intervals, beginning with entry into the study (baseline) and ending at 9 months (post-intervention).
Compared to the original PreDiSc score, on the basis of practical experiences in the initiation phase of the study two amendments to the ADaPT protocol became necessary: first, HbA1c was to be measured in a central laboratory instead of the originally foreseen local laboratories (due to wide variation in locally determined values).
Strategies are often required to implement good clinical practice and adapt protocols to emerging knowledge [ 19].
We assessed this with an adapted protocol in The Netherlands.
To verify the efficiency of this adapted protocol we screened 3 well-characterized chemicals (5-fluorouracil, hydroxyurea and saccharin).
Nevertheless, recently a specific jiu-jitsu anaerobic performance test was proposed that required performance in an adapted protocol (i.e. Brazilian jiu-jitsu technique).
Actin staining required an adapted protocol [48], [50].
Polyacrylamide films were generated and fused to functionalized coverslips using a previously adapted protocol [15], [34].
PCR was used to amplify the ITS1/5.8S/ITS2 ribosomal region using published TFR1 and TFR2 primers [30] with an adapted protocol.
The adapted protocol is shown in Figure 1.
