The phrase "adapted frequency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to adjustments or modifications made to a frequency, often in scientific or technical discussions.
Example: "The adapted frequency of the signal allowed for better transmission in the given environment."
Alternatives: "modified frequency" or "adjusted frequency".
Here, we discuss only an adapted frequency representation.
The classical and adapted frequency domains are related by the unitary equivalence formalism [13].
Hereby, modal filtering in mono-dimensional configuration is done in an adapted frequency domain (Pekeris Fourier transform).
As proposed in [12, 17], we use an adapted frequency representation in which modes are separable and consequently can be filtered.
Building of the adapted frequency representation is based primary on definition of the unitary operator of transformation adapted to guided waves.
The power of the echo blips is dependent mainly on the distance between the adapted frequency response and the changed frequency response.
This requires adapted frequency-domain estimators designed to handle large amount of data in a reasonable amount of time.
We proposed an adapted soft frequency reuse (ASFR) approach to combat traditional inter-cell interference by inheriting the conventional soft frequency reuse (SFR) functionality and to mitigate inter-tier interference (ITI) of macro/femtocells by applying an orthogonal spectrum reuse between macro/femtocells.
This definition of dilation parameters makes the mask width in the frequency dimension adapted to the frequency (narrower masks at high frequencies for lower number modes and larger masks at lower frequencies for higher number modes).
adapted soft frequency reuse.
The pupils were asked to complete an online adapted food frequency questionnaire, after which selected pupils were invited to focus group interviews.
