The phrase "adapted for evaluation of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that has been modified or designed specifically to assess or analyze a particular subject or item.
Example: "The software has been adapted for evaluation of user performance in real-time scenarios."
Alternatives: "designed for assessment of" or "modified for analysis of".
The formal description of the c t w measure adapted for the evaluation of terms, and presented in the work of Conrado [52], is presented in Equation 26.
However, numerous other molecules involved in pain processing or associated with chronic pain have been identified and the gene-based techniques might be particularly adapted for the evaluation of the possible therapeutic interest of these new potential targets.
Knowledge of CLT1-binding to fibrin-fibronectin complexes has been adapted for the evaluation of liver fibrosis, and some authors have produced a cyclic decapeptide CLT1-targeting contrast agent for molecular MRI of liver fibrosis [ 42], based on CLT1's specific binging to the fibrin-fibronectin complex [ 60].
Following the PIDA and PCDA, Kirby et al. published the Wheelchair Skills Test (WST) that has mainly been used to evaluate manual wheelchair mobility [ 22] but more recently has been adapted for the evaluation of EPW driving skills as well [ 23].
Both methods could be adapted for clinical evaluation of PI3K activity and protein synthesis levels in FXS lymphocytes in response to drug treatment.
A micotiter plate assay was adapted for the evaluation of biofilm formation.
Buehler and colleagues first published a framework that was adapted for the evaluation of syndromic surveillance systems, but it is now necessary to define specific criteria to best evaluate such systems [15].
In addition, the methodology used here could be adapted for the evaluation of other training programs.
It thereby demonstrates the usability of a theoretical framework which is based on different well established methods and guidelines and specifically adapted for economic evaluations of primary preventive physical activity programmes [11].
