The phrase "adapt service" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the modification or adjustment of a service to meet specific needs or requirements.
Example: "In order to meet the changing demands of our clients, we need to adapt our service to provide more personalized options."
Alternatives: "modify service" or "tailor service".
Uber has given its Africa managers notable flexibility to adapt service models to local markets (see our June feature).
We focused on key clinical outcomes, exploring how to adapt service configurations to meet patients' needs rather than changing patient presentation to fit in with existing services.
In this article, we explored the reasons behind this behaviour, aiming to inform and adapt service provision to better meet the needs of HIV-positive women and increase the uptake and coverage of PMTCT and safe motherhood monitoring.
Retaining local sovereignty, to adapt services to local circumstances, has been central to the project.
We have to adapt services to the needs of today's population.
Second, companies should also think about how they can adapt services to the local market.
It is clear that we will need to redesign, and adapt, services in order for quality not to be compromised.
We needed to adapt services to the needs of clients and their families rather than have a rigid system which delivered the same service to all clients".
Although contextualization and recontextualization share many similarities in that they help adapt services to running in the cloud, they do however differ in one fundamental way.
SSE aims to define and discover dynamic relationships among entities in order to plan, design, and adapt services systems to cocreate value [1,2].
Devolution helps to adapt services and resources to community needs, as it is generally recognized that early childhood policy and organization needs to be geared closely to parental needs and local circumstances.
