The phrase "adapted construction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a construction that has been modified or tailored for a specific purpose or requirement.
Example: "The adapted construction of the bridge allows it to withstand stronger winds than the original design."
Alternatives: "modified structure" or "customized design".
This motivates us to develop a privacy-preserving and accountable authentication protocol for IoT end-devices with weaker identity, which integrates an adapted construction of short group signatures and Shamir's secret sharing scheme.
With one of his first major buildings, the Federal Reserve Bank in Minneapolis (completed in 1974 and now a commercial office building), Mr. Birkerts adapted construction principles of the suspension bridge, with most of the building's floors supported by cables, allowing for a column-free interior.
Vale also adapted its construction proposal to preserve some caves while planning to destroy dozens of others.
RESULTS: This process created a coded data set, an expanded version of Haddon's matrix adapted for construction injury, and coding rules for interpreting narrative text.
Engineers for the Panama Canal visited the reservoir site and later adapted that construction technique for the digging of the ocean-linking shipping channel.
Rather, the design adapts construction to the artificial topography of a city that has evolved over time.
It is certainly possible to adapt their construction to the transmission using Scheme 2. The second issue complicating the investigation of complexity exponents arises from the need of an exact characterization of eigenvalues of the matrices (H_{i}^{dag } K_{i}^{-1} H_{i}) for i=2,…,K, appearing in (21).
The planned construction process must then be operational adapted at the construction site.
We will therefore concentrate on their constructions, but later on will indicate how to adapt that constructions to the more general case.
These adaptive strategies are based on a technique of error in constitutive relation and adapted techniques of construction of admissible fields (the process could be used with other error estimators) and an efficient adaptive technique which automatically takes account the steep gradient areas.
He introduced a direct, unpretentious style and a clear, unornamented construction adapted from national folk songs.
