The phrase "adapted for optimization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been modified or adjusted to improve efficiency or performance.
Example: "The software was adapted for optimization to ensure faster processing times and better resource management."
Alternatives: "modified for efficiency" or "tailored for improvement".
Furthermore because a genetic algorithm is working on populations of potential solutions, this type of procedure is well adapted for multiobjective optimization.
Thus, this numerical model is well adapted for solving topology optimization problems, as both approaches (BEM and topology optimization) require information over the boundary for the moving boundaries solution problem.
The window based model can be adapted for other static optimization models that currently do not take into account the cost of handovers (for example[3] or[1]).
Due to its mesh dimension reduction and accuracy in determining stress concentration fields, the BEM becomes well adapted for solving topology optimization problems.
So an efficient optimization algorithm should be used to extract the proper phase choices; the proposed algorithm is a gradient-based method and modified and adapted for the phase optimization problem of the PAPR reduction technique.
In this paper a competitive and cooperative co-evolutionary approach is adapted for multi-objective particle swarm optimization algorithm design, which appears to have considerable potential for solving complex optimization problems by explicitly modeling the co-evolution of competing and cooperating species.
The solution method presented can be adapted for the sensitivity analysis and subsequent optimization of a large number of adsorption systems.
By viewing the feedback gain as an additional free parameter, the optimization problem can easily be adapted for controller design.
By viewing the feedback gain as an additional variable, these optimization problems can be readily adapted for control design.
