The phrase "adapted country" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing countries that have made adjustments or changes to their systems or policies, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The adapted country has implemented new policies to better suit its diverse population."
Alternatives: "developed nation" or "modified state".
Mr. Atkins was pivotal in adapting country music to changing American tastes, initially toward a hard-edged, urban honky-tonk style, then toward a suburban pop style with strings and vocal choruses.
These issues are central to the global climate change negotiations and their inclusion in the report was welcomed by campaigners, as was the statement that adapting countries and coastlines to cope with global warming cannot by itself avert serious impacts.
The recipe is adapted from "Country Egg, City Egg" by Gayle Pirie and John Clark.
Or does something in the stress of city life itself cause these breakdowns in persons who would be perfectly adapted to country or village life?
Though the research design had to be adapted to country specifics in Germany to some extent, comparability with the US results was still achieved.
In 1942, General Franco adapted the country's time zone to match Nazi Germany's as a simple show of allegiance to Adolf Hitler.
For example, Capacity Plus offers open source software that can be downloaded and adapted to country specific parameters [ 46].
On the basis of the findings presented in this paper a model contingency plan will be developed, adapted to country needs and prospectively tested in different settings.
Because the bonds pay a pre-defined interest so long as there is no severe weather event (as defined in the bond), they represent sovereign obligations of the adapting country.
The INFORM2 model, which was piloted in Colombia and shared with other countries in 2015, will be further developed in 2016 and adapted to country-specific contexts.
