The phrase "adapted for disabled" is not entirely correct in written English; it should be "adapted for disabled individuals" or "adapted for people with disabilities." You can use it when describing modifications made to accommodate individuals with disabilities in various contexts, such as architecture, technology, or services.
Example: "The building has been adapted for disabled individuals to ensure accessibility for everyone."
Alternatives: "designed for individuals with disabilities" or "modified for accessibility."
The path is accessible by wheelchair users and those with limited mobility, and runs past slipways for fishing boats specially adapted for disabled anglers.
Paralympic athlete Oscar Pistorius has been transferred to a jail adapted for disabled prisoners to serve the rest of his sentence for murdering his girlfriend, a South African official has said.
Owned and run by Argentinian Susana and her Spanish husband Fran, it's basic, without any communal areas, but scrupulously clean and well-decorated with comfortable beds and one room adapted for disabled visitors.
The world's largest economy lodging chain, Days Inns of America, reached an agreement with the federal Government last month that should mean an increase in motel rooms adapted for disabled guests.
But with no suitable social housing available, after they sold the house in 2015 they found themselves with little alternative but to rent a property that was not adapted for disabled people and with no downstairs toilet that meant nine-year-old Jake had to use a commode.
Unless it's five-star luxury where there's a minibus available the whole time to take you around, how are you going to get anywhere?" However, new resorts such as Les Arcs 1950 have been built with such access in mind, as the chairlift goes right into the centre of the traffic-free village and the accommodation has to have a certain percentage that has been adapted for disabled users.
There are also VAT-zero rates available, for example, for charity fundraising appeal packs, collection boxes, certain pin badges, and a whole raft of zero rates available for charities in the care sector connected with the purchase, adaptation and repair of appliances designed for disabled people, and similarly for vehicles designed or adapted for carrying disabled people.
This would be impressive were it not for the fact that two in three HA tenants are on benefits, many of the rest are on low incomes and that many properties would be excluded on the basis of being retirement-only and/or adapted for the disabled.
Although ministers this year created a specially ringfenced £25m fund to help affected tenants who lived in properties especially adapted for their disabilities, just 14% of disabled applicants got DHP help in Shepway district council in Kent, the federation survey found.
The flame, which is one of four national flames from around the UK, was carried on the MV Freedom boat which has been adapted for use by disabled people.
DURING this election season, some blind and visually impaired voters will be able to cast their ballots in private for the first time using an electronic voting system that has been adapted for use by the disabled.
