The phrase "adaptation of the material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications made to content or resources to suit a different context or audience.
Example: "The adaptation of the material for younger students made the lessons more engaging and accessible."
Alternatives: "modification of the content" or "alteration of the material".
Yet in this adaptation of the material, Susann's life is flattened, made campy and cute.
Mankiewicz's script, though nominally an "original" — and in the best sense original — was in large part an adaptation of the material (much of it published) of Hearst's life.
Ms. Raftery and a co-author, Eoin O'Sullivan, followed the series with a book-length adaptation of the material, "Suffer the Little Children: The Inside Story of Ireland's Industrial Schools".
However, applying nc-SiOx:H thin-films in photovoltaic devices necessitates an individual adaptation of the material properties according to the specific functions in the device.
Therefore, their teaching approaches may not be the best for other cultural environments, stressing the importance of cultural appraisal and adaptation of the materials to other experiences.
Key factors in the diffusion, dissemination and implementation process were the presence of a champion or local opinion leader who supported and directed the intervention, local adaptation of the materials, commissioning of a group of facilitators who were provided with financial and administrative support, dedicated time to provide the training and regular peer-support.
Furthermore, intervention-induced changes in tendon stiffness seem to be more attributed to adaptations of the material rather than morphological properties.
In 2012, he confirmed that it was a new adaptation of the comic material and was not a remake of the 1995 adaptation Judge Dredd, which starred Sylvester Stallone.
A total of 6.500 € were allocated for the on-line adaptation of the educational material.
The Prevention Research Center for Family and Child Health, University of Colorado Denver has developed a four-step international replication process: 1) adaptation of the NFP materials to the new context; 2) piloting the NFP for acceptability and feasibility; 3) conduct of a RCT to determine effectiveness of the NFP compared to locally delivered services; and 4) broader implementation [ 22].
