The phrase "adapted because of their" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes made in response to specific factors or influences related to a group or entity.
Example: "The curriculum was adapted because of their diverse learning needs, ensuring that all students could benefit from the program."
Alternatives: "modified due to their" or "altered in response to their".
It must be acknowledged that many among us do not have this luxury and have had to adapt because of their handicap.
Lim says many developing countries are particularly hard-pressed to adapt because of their poverty and geographic vulnerability to the effects of climate change (for instance, increased storm activity and even relatively small rises in sea level can be particularly problematic for small island nations).
Her predicament has been highlighted by campaigners concerned that women who have had their homes specially adapted because of security threats from ex-partners will be forced to move to smaller and potentially less secure homes at great cost.
Ms. Button, whose recipe I adapted because of its simplicity, hit on a formula of six eggs plus two extra yolks that produces an ideal texture (though one yolk more or less would be fine, too).
You may remember that at half-time in last year's match, the kicking strategy was adapted because of the Irish prowess in the air.
For one locus, MS16, the rule was adapted because of stutter: for each sample, only the peaks above 25% of the dominant one (highest rfu) were considered as real alleles [14].
The picture is likely to be more complex where host populations are better adapted because of higher host mutation rates.
The former is commonly adapted because of its simplicity, in which a certain proportion of organic solvent is added to the sample in a single step [ 46, 47].
For fast growing trees like eucalypts, the monomolecular model is well adapted because of its concave shape with no inflection point [ 68- 70].
Drug regimens were adapted because of renal impairment in 41 patients (6 treated with meropenem, 9 with ceftazidime, 12 with cefepime, and 14 with piperacillin-tazobactam).
