The phrase "adapted design for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a design that has been modified or tailored for a specific purpose or audience.
Example: "The adapted design for the new software interface improves user accessibility and functionality."
Alternatives: "customized design for" or "tailored design for".
Based on recent studies, an alternative approach is derived, combining a lower linear flow velocity in lead modules and adapted designs for feed spacer with an advanced cleaning strategy.
Recent explosive tests of the non-nuclear triggers needed for building more nuclear weapons are thought to be part of an effort to adapt designs for missile-mountable warheads to use plutonium.
Another student, who built a unique location-based surf report that worked across 1 foot, 2 foot and 10 foot screens, built for the computer first, then adapted the design for the smartphone and television.
Longacre had, in 1854, designed the three-dollar piece with a female with similar features (also supposedly based on the museum sculpture) but a more fanciful headdress, and adapted that design for the gold dollar.
They say which ones they like, and then we work with them to adapt the design for home products.
Adapting the design for simplified maintenance operations can yield significant time savings.
But it is planned to adapt the design for the Polaris beamline at ISIS and the new high-intensity powder diffractometer (Wombat) at the new Australian reactor Opal.
Although pinhole cameras date back to the earliest days of photography, Keats had to specially adapt the design for his Millennium Cameras.
The committee had engaged sculptor Laura Gardin Fraser to design a commemorative medal, and wanted her to adapt her design for the quarter.
Moore replied, stating that as Fraser had won the competition for the medal, she should adapt her design for the quarter.
