The phrase "adapted device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a device that has been modified or adjusted for a specific purpose or to meet particular needs.
Example: "The adapted device allows users with disabilities to interact with technology more easily."
Alternatives: "modified device" or "customized device".
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The computerized game coupled to the adapted device will offer the option of leisure and learning to people with severe motor impairments who previously lacked this possibility.
The adapted device included a modified orbital shaker (Kühner, Basel, Switzerland), an x-y linear motion unit (BMG, Offenburg, Germany), a fluorescence spectrophotometer with filter wheels (Fluostar, BMG, Lab Technologies, Offenburg, Germany) and a computer.
Authorities in Singapore have adapted devices originally developed for a military purpose -- seeing enemies in the dark -- to help combat the spread of SARS.
"The real takeoff of the African market will come with the takeoff of adapted devices," Mr. Dauchez said, referring to cellphones and other mobile devices.
[Page C2.] Airport Devices Scan for Fevers Authorities in Singapore have adapted devices originally developed for a military purpose -- seeing enemies in the dark -- to help combat the spread of SARS, or severe acute respiratory syndrome.
The orthopedic status of certain cerebral palsy or multiple disability adults is a serious challenge for the creation of molded seats or other specifically adapted devices.
The participants had access to physiotherapy and occupational therapy services for exercises and provision of assistive or adapted devices.
Those who lack access – because they live in rural areas, are poor or lack education, or for whom appropriately adapted devices are not yet available – experience frustration and exclusion.
A growing number of electronics hobbyists are also adapting devices to give them sensor capabilities.
Students adapt devices they learn about in Of Mice and Men to the analysis of other texts, and potentially include them in their own writing.
