The phrase "adapted commercial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a commercial that has been modified or tailored for a specific audience or purpose.
Example: "The adapted commercial for the local market featured cultural references that resonated with the audience."
Alternatives: "modified advertisement" or "tailored commercial".
According to an index that combines yield potential and drought tolerance, some genotypes performed better than the three locally adapted commercial varieties included in the test.
We present the concept of a hybrid sensible-latent heat storage based on an adapted commercial shell-and-tube heat exchanger.
Individual and flexible solutions for control and data acquisition are an important tool for measurements in scientific research, since very often self-constructed or adapted commercial measuring devices are applied.
Our results demonstrated that despite time constrains, the combination of an adapted commercial assay, a highly accurate electromechanical system and an enhanced drug detection protocol can provide enough accuracy, reproducibility and sensitivity to detect transport activity in microgravity.
Government, military, and relief organizations adapt commercial logistics principles to their own needs.
Matt Blaze, a University of Pennsylvania computer science professor who has studied data mining but was not involved in the study, said one of the most important points made in the report — little understood by the public — was to underscore the "fundamental problems" in adapting commercial data-mining to the hunt for terrorists.
An approach adapting commercial passive 13.56 MHz RFID tags has been developed for sensing corrosion stage.
MIS: When we started to bring additive manufacturing to space, we originally looked at adapting commercial off-the-shelf 3D printers.
Ujjivan's Samit Ghosh aims to cut operating costs from the MFIs' typical 95% of income to 70% or less.Many agree that adapting commercial-banking systems to MFIs might allow them to cater for more customers, raise efficiency and cut back-office costs.
The Chicago Sanitary Fair's organizers also adapted popular commercial entertainments to appeal to potential customers.
Although SRI does roughly 80 percent of its work for the federal government, many of its technologies have been adapted for commercial purposes.
