The phrase "adapted for a play" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a work that has been modified or transformed to fit the format or requirements of a theatrical performance.
Example: "The novel was adapted for a play, bringing the characters to life on stage."
Alternatives: "modified for a theatrical production" or "transformed for stage performance".
Honda designers appeared to have attended a performance of "War Horse," the play adapted for a coming feature film by Steven Spielberg, as they imagined a future car inspired by the spirit of a horse, and it was called, fittingly, Intelligent Horse.
As the call to evening prayer echoed through the garden where the last performance was held on September 5th and where Zahiruddin Muhammad Babur, the founder of the Mughal empire lies buried the audience fell guiltily silent.Translated into Persian in Iran, and directed by an energetic French actress, Corinne Jaber, the play was adapted for a naive Afghan audience.
(The play was later adapted for a film starring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, with George Segal as Nick).
For the Xbox, this mode was adapted for online play with Xbox Live, supporting up to 16 players.
An upbeat version played at a Andantino tempo was also adapted for play by small orchestras and big bands.
Described by one critic as "a controlled explosion of space," the Kappe residence has the quality of an atrium ingeniously adapted for work and play.
It transferred to the New Arts theatre and was adapted for ITV's Play of the Week series in 1962.
With their unabashed embrace of cultural diversity and the rights of individuals, and their populist distrust of big business, Ms. Merrill's stories became popular in many public school classrooms in the 1960s, and were frequently adapted for school plays.
Any of these games could be adapted for playing with two polyhedral dice used in role-playing games, such as 10-sided dice.
Dr. Sacks's first book, Awakenings," which recounts the revival of catatonic patients with the drug L-dopa, is the inspiration for a ballet suite, aHarold Pinter play (adapted for sign language), and a lyrical film edited from lost Super 8 footage taken by the doctor himself.
Likewise, the renin angiotensin aldosterone system may have initially been adapted for sodium conservation but may play an important role in the pathogenesis of hypertension in modern societies with high dietary salt intake [13].
