The phrase "adapted by individual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been modified or tailored by a specific person or entity.
Example: "The curriculum was adapted by individual teachers to meet the diverse needs of their students."
Alternatives: "customized by person" or "modified by individual".
Moreover, instead of imposing standards, the RSNA has chosen to promote best practices consensus approaches that can be adapted by individual practices [12, 13].
These approaches could be adapted by individual faculty mentors on a broader institutional scale for similar train-the-trainer programs.
For the type VI secretory pathway, the mechanism seems to be adapted by individual bacterial species to interact with other prokaryotes, eukaryotes, or both [ 113], and the structure forms a transenvelope apparatus [ 114].
After initial registration, the internal surface of soft tissue at the nose region was generated by the statistical data for soft tissue thickness adapted by the individual thickness information from the X-ray image.
Overall, recent experiences of composite perturbation suggest that while temporary, unexpected threats can be easily buffered and adapted to by individual operators, prolonged exposure to economic and climate risk are highly problematic for the industry.
Furthermore, it has to be pointed out that different course settings can be adapted by athletes with different individual strategies regarding line and timing.
Three categories of AT use in everyday settings were identified; formal AT, accessed via social care services, 'off the shelf AT' purchased privately, and 'do it yourself' AT, everyday household products adapted by families to fulfil individual need in the absence of specific devices.
Activities can be adapted by therapists to suit individuals (for example, sitting on the balance board rather than standing [ 10]).
The northern style of Renaissance ornament was propagated in England by pattern books, immigrant workmen, and imported Flemish and German furniture, and before long it was adapted by English craftsmen into an individual and peculiarly English style.
Common formats and sample materials were developed and pre-tested by the research team, which were subsequently adapted by the communication departments of the individual UMCs.
This paper offers a core curriculum, focused on screening, brief intervention and referral to treatment, which can be adapted by residency programs to meet their individual needs.
