The phrase "adapted good" is not correct in written English.
It should be "adapted well" to convey the intended meaning of something being modified successfully.
Example: "The program was adapted well to meet the new requirements of the project."
Alternatives: "modified effectively" or "adjusted properly."
Pratchett's longtime friend and assistant Rob Wilkins recalled asking Gaiman to adapt Good Omens as they were driving back from Pratchett's house, on one of the final occasions Gaiman met with him before his death.
Rob Cotton, chief executive of Manchester-based NCC Group, a data security firm, told the BBC that adapting good security practices can be difficult for small businesses.
Instead, it's permissible to adapt good commercial products to your own ends.
Director Terry Gilliam has announced in an interview with Empire magazine that he plans to adapt Good Omens but as of 2007 this still needed funding.
Third, rather than simply setting bold goals they invest in resources, like the Iowa Healthcare Collaborative, that connect stakeholders to one another and support them in the hard work of designing better care and adapting good practice to their local settings.
Livestock Farmer Field Schools (FFSs) are "schools without walls" where groups of small-scale livestock producers test, validate, and adapt good agricultural and marketing practices that help them increase their production sustainably and to improve their, and their families', livelihoods.
Adapting goods for new purposes can be ingenious, but not in this case.
This storied city has been well preserved and adapted with good lighting and safety measures for the large numbers who flock to it.
They are good tactically and adapt well".
Adapted from "Good Fat Cooking: Recipes for a Flavor-Packed, Healthy Life," by Franklin Becker and Peter Kaminsky (Rodale, 2014).
