The phrase "adaptable content" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to content that can be modified or adjusted to suit different contexts or audiences.
Example: "The website features adaptable content that changes based on user preferences and behavior."
Alternatives: "flexible content" or "customizable content".
To support such scenarios, REM must provide comprehensive up to date representation of the radio environment with its selectable and adaptable content details.
The problem is we have a very adaptable content management system which can produce all kinds of page layout, but it was built (a long time ago) to deliver that flexibility using HTML tables; so to get it to do the same thing using CSS layout means changing quite a lot.
With this investment comes the opportunity to deliver contextually relevant 'targeted broadcast' campaigns delivered through the adaptable content management systems such as Kinetic's own D4 system.
The details of the situation provide a rich supply of content adaptable to not one, but numerous, major topics found in many accounting courses in systems, internal control, and even perhaps auditing.
Finally, improvement may also be obtained by making algorithm parameters more adaptable to video content.
Though the pyramid could be perceived to be a static snapshot of responsibilities, it is intended to be seen as a dynamic, adaptable framework the content of which focuses both on the present and the future.
To our knowledge, CREATE is unusual in being easily learned, low cost, adaptable to multiple content areas, and effective in diverse student cohorts, as well as able to convey transferable analytical skills, provoke positive changes in student self-rated attitudes/beliefs, and provide novel insights into the motivations of working researchers.
The content is adaptable and interactively designed to enable teachers & educators to select and implement components they consider to be most pertinent to the cause depending on the needs related to time availability, knowledge and age of the students, curriculum context etc.
Many had stashed the fabrics in their luggage as they fled invading armies: the short fibers are easy to fold, and the wool content made them adaptable into warm emergency bedding.
Appealing to consumers, Spio explains that her content library is adaptable to a Google-inspired version of a VR headset (Google Cardboard), with a price point as low as $25.00.
To enhance the application and transfer of learning after the program, the contents must be adaptable in resource-limited settings.
