The phrase "adapt the course" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications to a plan, program, or educational curriculum to better suit specific needs or circumstances.
Example: "In response to student feedback, we decided to adapt the course to include more hands-on activities."
Alternatives: "modify the course" or "adjust the course".
For this purpose, a procedure has been developed, which makes it possible to adapt the course of a structure to the flux of force inside a given part.
The show has no solution for that, no Title IX analogue that would adapt the course to emphasize the strengths of a female athlete.
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The opportunity was also taken to gain feedback to identify how best to further adapt the course to this target group.
The pilot also benefited from contributions of the established media professionals from all regions of Tajikistan who helped adapt the course to the country context and particularities of children's issues.
A strong practical component is based on a solid theoretical foundation, not to mention a relentless concern to adapt the courses to the needs of the labour market.
As we improve and adapt the courses, including through the input of students, we are working towards the ability to scale up to accommodate large numbers of students.
As a political strategy, they appear to be adapting the course taken by Franklin D. Roosevelt, who seized on a mood of distrust when, in the closing days of the 1936 campaign, he said: "I should like to have it said of my first administration that in it the forces of selfishness and of lust for power met their match".
The instructors adapted the courses from existing online ones previously offered mainly to UC Irvine students.
To adapt the existing course, three stages will be completed (figure 1).
