The phrase "adapt technology" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used when discussing the process of adjusting or modifying technology for a specific purpose or use. Example: The company was able to adapt technology from the aerospace industry to create a more efficient and sustainable energy source for their products.
And at least two other companies plans to adapt technology for use in tracking humans, with prototypes available in about a year.
Christopher is on the ground in Liberia, working with UNICEF to adapt technology to the emergency response, and Erica is coordinating the UNICEF's work with global tech companies to ensure that new solutions are available and relevant.].
We find that knowledge intensive relationships, which are characterized by a significant transmission of technical and organizational competencies along the value chains, are positively associated with the presence of global buyers in the local market, with the efforts of MNCs to adapt technology to local contexts, and with the technical capabilities of domestic firms.
The main goals of the facility were (1) scale-up and study experimental results at a pre-commercial-scale; (2) assess technical and financial feasibility and improve these technologies before transfer to commercial-scale; (3) adapt technology to other fish species.
It no longer suffices to transfer and adapt technology blueprints and organizational capabilities from abroad.
It's not technology alone but how people adopt and adapt technology and use it as an enabler to accelerate change.
A permanent moon base could adapt technologies used in building the International Space Station.
To stretch their limited resources, a handful of colleges have started working together to adapt technologies to their common educational purposes.
Rick Wagoner, G.M.'s chairman, said it was essential to do advanced research in China to adapt technologies quickly to cars being sold locally.
"We wanted to adapt technologies and strategies that are working well for other causes to expand the online footprint for dance," Mr. Harwell says.
But they've been slow to adapt technologies that actually measure (and produce) the effectiveness of that marketing and ROI, leading to reduced investment in medical education.
