The phrase "adapted for the current" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or changes made to something in order to suit present conditions or requirements.
Example: "The software has been adapted for the current market demands, ensuring it meets user needs effectively."
Alternatives: "modified for the present" or "tailored for the current situation".
We are adapted for the current climate and switching to a radically different climate will shake everything up.
A semi-quantitative system has been described in human patients [ 8] and this was adapted for the current study.
The three expectancy questions from the Credibility and Expectancy Questionnaire (Devilly & Borkovec, 2000) were adapted for the current study.
The questionnaire was adapted for the current study to ensure clarity of terminology, flow and relevance to the project aims.
After the first expert panel session, the literature was systematically searched for existing models that could be adapted for the current decision problem [ 31].
24 Our RP questionnaire, however, was developed many years prior to these recent criteria and did not address each of the items in the new criteria; thus, the new criteria could not be adapted for the current analysis.
The RxRiskV index was adapted for the purposes of the current study to include updated ATC codes for medications currently licensed in Ireland.
This interview by Nathan Gardels was adapted for The WorldPost from the current issue of NPQ.
In order to obtain a transcriptome dataset for E. coli deletion mutant ΔrpoS, a previously described protocol [ 9] was adapted for the deletion mutant in the current study.
The predictions were made using the model described above, adapted for the fMRI-suitable interface of the current experiment.
A third eliminates the Ares I and Ares V for a rocket more directly adapted from the current shuttles, replacing the orbiter with a disposable cargo container.
