The phrase "adapt this procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when suggesting modifications or changes to a specific procedure or method to better suit a particular situation or need.
Example: "In order to improve efficiency, we need to adapt this procedure to fit our current workflow."
Alternatives: "modify this process" or "adjust this method".
New models of organization in the operating room, patient flow, and financial systems have to be designed to adapt this procedure to our practice.
It is essential to develop a consensus document on phototherapy in order to adapt this procedure to the specific characteristics, needs and reality of our milieu.
Work is now in progress to adapt this procedure to the preparation of clinically relevant radiotracers.
It is straightforward to adapt this procedure to compute mean and variance of the local window around each pixel.
Since the morphology of the kidney is so well-preserved, it should be possible to adapt this procedure to include fixatives and labels or markers of specific molecules and physiologic functions of interest.
Although adding the phone interview proved effective, it should be noted that some researchers have adapted this procedure.
Having successfully adapted this procedure to insert a variety of purification and epitope tags into permissive sites of the espB gene (data not shown), we then applied these modifications to systemically mutate the espD gene for analysis.
de Carolis and coworkers adapted this procedure to test C. albicans, Candida glabrata, Candida parapsilosis, Candida krusei, Aspergillus fumigatus, and Aspergillus flavus for echinocandin MICs that are due to mutations in fks1 and, in the case of C. glabrata, also in fks2 [ 123].
In this study, the feasibility of adapting this batch procedure for use in a continuous device is examined.
The agglomeration strategy is adapted to this procedure by taking into account exactly these anisotropies in such a way that a directional coarsening is applied along these directions of strong coupling.
Therefore, in the method adapted from this procedure (Method 3), the temperature was initially set to 190 °C so the temperature would drop to 140 °C when the sublimation apparatus was placed in the heating mantle.
