The phrase "adapted for examining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been modified or designed specifically for the purpose of examination or analysis.
Example: "The new software has been adapted for examining large datasets more efficiently."
Alternatives: "designed for analysis" or "modified for inspection".
The measure could be adapted for studies examining whether risk perception predicts future behavior by making the items conditional on a specific behavior (for example, not using condoms) rather than based on past sex behavior.
The CEBM Evidence Levels for diagnosis studies were adapted for assessing studies examining the association of specific clinical features with likelihood of abuse determination.
His most popular novel, The Bridge of San Luis Rey (1927; Pulitzer Prize), which was adapted for film and television, examines the lives of five people who died in the collapse of a bridge in 18th-century Peru.
Finally, we examined allometric parameters of foot growth relative to a biomechanical model [ 26, 27] to determine whether foot growth was adapted for climbing (see [ 27]).
A bi-dimensional model of acculturation was adapted for use in this study to examine (a) whether young people's identification with Western culture in this setting is related to tobacco use, and (b) whether their maintenance of more traditional Indian ways of living is related to tobacco use.
A membrane transport protein (SEC61) was also characterised and this demonstrated the utility of the clam sequence data as a resource for examining cold adapted amino acid substitutions.
Work such as [35] has looked at how firewalls may be adapted for cloud environments, but did not examine any current implementations.
Therefore, in their model, age at first birth was adopted as an independent factor but the model was adapted for each of the different races examined.
Consequently, some of the same techniques used in the clinic to examine patients should be adapted for analysis in animal models.
They examined special wedding cake decorations adapted for gay couples: Instead of the traditional man in black and woman in white, the cake figurines had two grooms.
