The phrase "adapted for viewing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been modified or designed to be easily seen or understood, such as a document, image, or video.
Example: "The presentation was adapted for viewing on mobile devices to ensure accessibility for all users."
Alternatives: "modified for display" or "designed for observation".
"Just as Web sites are adapted to detect whether it's a mobile device, I expect that you'll begin to see Web sites that are adapted for viewing on a television screen," said Mr. Perlman, the WebTV founder, who is now nurturing media tools and content through his business incubator, the Rearden Companies.
For measurements, a custom made software package was used (VesselMASS, Leiden University Medical Center, department of Radiology, division Image Processing, Leiden, the Netherlands)[20], adapted for viewing and analysis of longitudinal coronary vessel wall images.
Some have been adapted for viewing online.
The final version of the instrument translated and adapted for Brazilian Portuguese can be viewed at Additional file 3 or downloaded at http://www.sickkids.ca/Research/CPCHILD-Questionaire/CPCHILD-Project/CPChild-questionaire/index.html.html
Developed for Windows 95 and 98, the game uses a modified version of the Sith engine adapted for a third-person view by lead programmer Paul LeFevre.
It allows to use one single method to derive global syntheses, which can be easily adapted for any large field-of-view optical sensor.
(At the Linbury, the audience sat on both sides of the stage; the set has been adapted for the Joyce Theater's proscenium view).
Jarrow School, Tyne and Wear: a cinema room adapted to seat approximately 50 students for viewing educational and recreational films/programmes – and perhaps for stargazing with an overhead planetarium.
Google's 3D mapping program, Google Earth, is also being adapted for use on Nexus One, complete with its popular "bird's eye view" viewing angle.
Manning's "Easy Eli" persona, seemingly well adapted for the ups and downs of the N.F.L, is increasingly viewed by some as a leadership flaw.
The conventional multivariate logistic regression framework is obviously not adapted for exploratory analysis of large epidemiologic datasets in view of detecting independent associations without any pre-specified hypothesis.
