The phrase "adapted framework" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a framework that has been modified or tailored to fit specific needs or circumstances.
Example: "The research team developed an adapted framework to better address the unique challenges faced by the community."
Alternatives: "modified framework" or "customized framework".
Asking and answering questions over time will add depth and causality to our adapted framework.
Agency has been purposefully placed at the intersection of all of the elements in our adapted framework.
The adapted framework consisted of the following risk domains: 1. Surgeon: risk factors regarding functioning of the surgeon, 2.
The overall focus on closing the gap between theory and practice is upheld in the adapted framework.
Our adapted framework proved useful in helping systematize data collection and analysis that allowed a holistic picture of disaster vulnerability to emerge.
Due to the focus in this paper on a proposal for refinement of the Attitude system, the adapted framework for Graduation is not presented.
Most studies of bottom-up auditory attention have adapted frameworks similar to visual attention models whereby local or global "contrast" is a central concept in defining salient elements in a scene.
Clinicians, therefore, have a responsibility to adapt frameworks, like the ICF, and clinical tools to facilitate this approach.
It has been noted that countries are more likely to adapt frameworks from certain contexts, as shown by the example of the Netherlands and Australia adapting from the Canadian framework; Ghana and South Africa, however, were seen to have adapted from the generic example of the United Nations agencies, including WHO.
We developed an adapted assessment framework for territorial crop-livestock systems.
This article does not intend to address the implications or impact of this adapted RE framework.
