The phrase "adapted form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a version of something that has been modified or changed from its original state.
Example: "The adapted form of the novel was well-received by both critics and readers."
Alternatives: "modified version" or "altered version".
I think an adapted form of volcano boarding could easily be included in the Transhumanist Olympics, too.
But besides simply waiting for the years to pass, the evidence is strongest for an adapted form of cognitive behavioural therapy.
(It isn't available on the publication's Web site, but you can find it, in slightly adapted form, on the site of Mother Jones).
Linear B is an adapted form of Linear A, which was borrowed from the Minoans by the Mycenaean Greeks, probably about 1600 bc.
The use, by the Egyptian Christians, of an adapted form of the Greek alphabet, caused a correspondingly widespread disuse of the native Egyptian script.
The current study assessed the effectiveness of an adapted form of the Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) in increasing independent requesting in deafblind adults with learning disabilities.
An adapted form of the Fidal script, which was used for writing Amharic, has been developed for the orthographies of a number of Nilo-Saharan languages spoken in Ethiopia.
We further included a locally adapted and genetically differentiated (i.e., independently evolving) ecotype from the P. mexicana mexicana clade: the hydrogen sulfide-adapted form inhabiting El Azufre, a tributary to the Río Oxolotan.
The researchers also tried different antibodies out in mice, injecting them with a single dose of antibodies two days after they were infected with a mouse-adapted form of the Ebola virus.
SHIV-1157ip is the initial RM-adapted biological isolate ("p" designates a passaged, i.e., monkey-adapted form) [10] that was pathogenic but caused disease slowly [10] (Table 1).
vCJD is caused by a human-adapted form of the prion responsible for BSE.
