The phrase "adapted also for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something has been modified or designed to suit additional purposes or uses.
Example: "The software has been adapted also for mobile devices to enhance user accessibility."
Alternatives: "also modified for" or "also designed for".
The largest applied convertors in passenger cars are the internal combustion engines – gasoline, diesel, adapted also for operating on alternative fuels and hybrid modes.
Finally, our chemical doping method was tried by dipping chemical vapor deposition (CVD) graphene purchased from Graphene Platform, Inc. (Houston, TX, USA) in radicalized TCNQ in order to show that our method can be adapted also for CVD graphene.
Even if applied to the most popular methodology of TRT analysis and to a simplified case, the probabilistic approach seems able to be easily adapted also for the processing of TRT data by more advanced methodologies.
To make the conversion complete, the POC-CCA assay should be adapted also for S. haematobium and S. japonicum, the former because mixed infections are commonplace in Africa, the latter because of the prerequisite for improved diagnostics in PR China when the elimination phase is embarked on.
Theoretically, the ARTADE2 method can also be adapted for use for other species.
All technology presented here is easily adapted to also allow for these extensions.
The R2R NIL using roll coating mechanism was also adapted for fabrication of color filters for flexible display by Hewlett-Packard Laboratory and Arizona State University in 2011 [7].
It is thought that peasants in medieval Britain also adapted horseshoes for use in improvised games of quoits.
The concept can also be adapted for jet fuel; for jetliners, neither hydrogen nor batteries seem plausible alternatives.
The NMF-based VC has also been adapted for assistive technology for those with articulation disorders [18].
This method is also adapted for people who want to do the same settings for other PDFs.
