The phrase "adapt the materials" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to modifying or adjusting resources or content to better fit a specific purpose or audience.
Example: "In order to meet the needs of our students, we need to adapt the materials for the upcoming workshop."
Alternatives: "modify the resources" or "adjust the content".
"Our infrastructure allows us to adapt the materials and the package," Clarke said.
This curriculum has been tested cross-culturally and provides case studies from around the world as well as guidance on how to adapt the materials for use in different contexts.
Our decision aids have been designed to be accessible to people with an average level of reading ability, and further work would be required to adapt the materials to ensure that they are suitable for lower-literacy groups and culturally diverse populations.
Officially, "Tiny Kushner" didn't start at Berkeley — its premiere in April was at the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis — but Mr. Taccone, who also directed it there, helped Mr. Kushner pare the contents from a menu of a dozen or so plays, and endlessly discussed with him the changes necessary to adapt the material for the stage.
Characterizing the Western attitude as one of struggle, the Chinese attitude as one of harmonization through adjustment, and the Indian attitude as escapist, Liang theorized that after World War I, Western culture was dominant; this phase, he claimed, would soon be replaced by another era, in which the Chinese way would adapt the material successes of the West to man's moral and ethical needs.
For this reason, combinations of HA and β-TCP have been studied to adapt the material to different clinical situations [13].
Moreover, synthetic materials allow control of all features (e.g., chemical composition, dimensions and interconnectivity of the macropores, specific morphology of blocks and granules) to adapt the material to the specific clinical situation.
Porous synthetic scaffolds have attracted considerable attention for applications in bone tissue engineering, because of the possibility of controlling every single feature (chemical composition, dimensions of the macropores, specific external morphology) to adapt the material to the specific clinical situation, especially when a sufficient quantity of autologous bone is not available.
Over time, American Indians have altered and adapted the materials used in constructing musical instruments.
We also present information on the measurement of fidelity and classify some of the ways in which Hannah adapted the materials during the rehearsal.
Teachers either adapted the materials to their own classroom needs or advised the designers on how to perfect the materials for classroom usage.
