The phrase "adapted from standard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something has been modified or changed from a standard version or format.
Example: "The guidelines for this project have been adapted from standard procedures to better fit our specific needs."
Alternatives: "modified from standard" or "altered from standard".
The train was adapted from standard rolling stock with only basic facilities.
These objects and operations on them are adapted from standard mathematical usage.
The new models are adapted from standard Fiat and Mercedes-Benz minivans, which are significantly cheaper than the Metrocab and TX1.
Our results suggest that the diversity of slip behavior observed during landslides can be described with a single model adapted from standard fault mechanics treatments.
Our Lens test involved a basic component adapted from standard procedures for children, as well as several components designed to rule out alternative explanations.
Our effort at the workshop will be to employ these materials to develop ASR system components that can be adapted from standard Chinese to the chosen dialect.
All candidates were given a pre- and post-course questionnaire using 7-point Likert scaled items, adapted from a standard satisfaction measure [ 21], and some open ended questions.
A standard set of tests, adapted from Argo standard quality-control procedures34, is first run to remove bad profiles, spikes, and outliers.
The questionnaire of GATS Romania was adapted from the standard GATS core questionnaire while maintaining the highest standards to ensure the accuracy and quality.
The conceptual difference between a GPU implementation directly adapted from a standard CPU approach and a new optimized formulation, specifically conceived for GPUs, is discussed and comparatively assessed.
To this end, we proposed a new block matching algorithm based on a set of strategies adapted from the standard particle swarm optimization approach.
