The phrase "adapted grammar" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a version of grammar that has been modified or tailored for a specific purpose or audience.
Example: "The textbook provides a section on adapted grammar to help non-native speakers understand the rules more easily."
Alternatives: "modified grammar" or "customized grammar".
While it is unclear whether the GRAMMAR approach remains conservative in epistatic models, the adapted GRAMMAR approach (i.e. accounting for relatedness simultaneously) seems to be not conservative in our previous study of epistasis in SUA in isolated populations (25).
In this and our previous studies of epistasis in quantitative traits (21, 24, 25, 39), the trait values used for testing epistasis were the resultant residuals of a mixed model following an adapted GRAMMAR approach (48) to correct for polygenic effects and covariates including the first 10 principal components computed from the genomic relationship matrix to account for relatedness in samples.
Then we adapt shape grammars for computing shapes to making grammars for computing things.
While the old news media are adapting to the grammar and capability of the new, the new-media outlets are also adopting many of the journalistic and business practices of old media.
Based on this version intended for use in Germany, we developed a Switzerland German version by adapting language and grammar.
In order to measure the syntactic knowledge of these L2 learners, we borrowed the multiple-choice format of the Korean MEST grammar tests and adapted the content to include 20 items that each assessed a discrete point of syntactic knowledge.
The proposed grammar ruleset can be adapted to reflect changes in norms, or encode different norms, typically by a domain expert.
Like many of the other architects working on the site, he adapted his designs from Wright's basic architectural grammar.
He believed in grammar school boys, and as they adapted themselves to fit in to their new surroundings, they discovered that brains and originality opened doors.
Firstly, based on the results of this study, and feedback we received from raters, we improved the wording and grammar of a few items and we adapted the instructions in the manual.
Since dialectic, like rhetoric and grammar, deals with language, its rules should be adapted to the rules of ordinary language; but with what language, he asks, have these propositions to do?
