The phrase "adapt the manner" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to change or modify the way something is done or presented.
Example: "In order to improve communication, we need to adapt the manner in which we deliver feedback to our team."
Alternatives: "modify the approach" or "change the style".
"Tavern Brawl," an emotionally tense pen-and-brown-ink by the late-18th-century French artist Pierre-Alexandre Wille, adapts the manner of engraving while resurrecting a sense of Caravaggesque drama.
Some physicians adapted the manner in which they offered treatment to match their patients' preferences.
Future developments we are working include: testing the algorithm on large-scale networks, develop a full distributed self-stabilizing version exploiting the fact that major part of computations are made in a local manner and finally adapt the approach for K-partite and for multiplex networks [28].
Jules Breton for example suggested moving the obelisk to La Villette abattoir and designing a large gloved hand of a woman holding the obelisk in a suggestive manner, and adapting the Vendome into a factory chimney with a nude woman climbing it.
However, as this score only takes into account the negatively regulated miRNA targets, we adapted the RE score in a manner that both inhibitory and activating effects were equally weighed.
The induction of immunity-related genes is an established host response to pathogen challenge that ultimately allows the host to adapt, in a manner depending on the route of infection [ 23, 24].
As free grazing herding still continues in an adapted manner, the community practises and associated social relations remain.
Therefore we have extended the previous work [20] to demonstrate that subjects both with and without vision adapt in the same manner to the novel stable dynamics.
ReprintsGuided by this understanding of their physical selves, robots tested by the team could adapt to all manner of injuries.
