The phrase "adapt the system for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing modifications or adjustments made to a system to meet specific requirements or conditions.
Example: "We need to adapt the system for the new user interface to enhance usability."
Alternatives: "modify the system for" or "adjust the system for".
The near future approach is to adapt the system for single molecule detection, which should find a huge number of applications in bio-analytic μ-TASs.
To adapt the system for genetic mosaic screens on dendritic protein targeting, we incorporated UAS-mCD8::RFP and UAS-Dscam[TM1]::GFP into MARCM (Figure 1A).
Successful deployment of the CDSS entailed significant and long-term involvement from the developers including the need to adapt the system for each setting.
Researchers interested in utilizing GWAS Analyzer software for similar studies, or adapting the system for other types of studies, can also sample the tool's features and obtain source code through the website.
For this particular experiment, many of the systems were tuned according to the curation group that evaluated them, for example, Textpresso adapted the system for the curation of articles for dictyBase, and this included close coordination with the database to identify the appropriate PDF articles about Dictyostelium and to import the gene name and synonym vocabulary, among other things.
And adapt the system must, for the research enterprise is changing dramatically.
We will also adapt the system model for different types of measurements, such as time-of-arrival (TOA) measurements6 and passive TOA measurements7.
The technological challenges effecting SPR-based technologies for POC diagnostic applications include generating substrates that will present reproducible results from batch to batch, integrating the systems for portability, and adapting the systems for use with bodily fluids.
But that is because it has been governed pragmatically, by politicians prepared to adapt the system in response to popular pressures for example in the series of reform acts, which widened the franchise and ushered in mass democracy.
