The phrase "adapted especially" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something has been modified or tailored for a specific purpose or audience.
Example: "The curriculum was adapted especially for students with learning disabilities to ensure they receive the support they need."
Alternatives: "tailored specifically" or "modified particularly".
The play has been adapted especially for this event by the playwright.
Guided by a virtual assistant, they will be able to equip themselves with a bespoke ensemble of Legal Tech solutions adapted especially to their needs.
The demand will progressively become interventions, more adapted, especially when the psychiatrist is recognized and appreciated by the team, like a good consultant, credible and concrete.
Since the pitches and rhythms of the vocal lines are fixed, the words have to be freely adapted, especially if the translator is trying to retain rhyme schemes and the like.
A 3-D representation of soil was obtained using the quadratic finite-element method, which is generally employed in geological studies and which we adapted especially for the representation of soil horizons.
The celebrity of the drawing, a symbol of the Renaissance, of the equilibrium of man and mankind, of the universality of the artists and intellectuals of the time (Humanism) made it iconic and it has been constantly reproduced and adapted especially for advertisement and logos, not only in the medical field.
And how people and governments adapt, especially in fragile contexts, is critical.
The key question, then, is whether Tillerson is really justified in thinking that we'll find a way to adapt, especially if things turn out badly.
9. (It was reviewed in The New York Times, unenthusiastically, the day before).And now that the game is out — and, creatively speaking, is a bit of a dud — it stands as further evidence that religious literature is difficult to adapt, especially for the screen.
The nucleus retains the capacity to adapt, especially in simpler organisms.
"There's lots of tire-kicking, but only three or four true deals that are public or semi-public". Beak points to three examples of wine business models that adapt especially well to the current financial climate.
