The phrase "adapted in terms of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or changes made to something with respect to specific aspects or criteria.
Example: "The curriculum was adapted in terms of the latest educational standards to better meet the needs of students."
Alternatives: "modified regarding" or "altered with respect to".
A rise in pre-fabricated homes and modular houses that can be adapted in terms of size will be more common to deal with changing needs, and a drive to build homes at lower costs.
This general framework can be adapted in terms of channel model and transmission protocol between the server and the client.
This platform allows to instantiate a soft-core processor network which can be adapted in terms of communication network topologies and communication schemes.
In order to achieve spatial process resolutions as high as 10 μm, both the Ormocer and apparatus are adapted in terms of high resolution manufacturing.
Leader-follower strategy is subsequently proposed to coordinate two underactuated AUVs flying along predefined paths in 3D space based on invariant manifold principle, where the speed of the follower is adapted in terms of the single-variant information "along-path parameter" exchanged by the leader vehicle.
In a second step, information that reflected the influence of cultural factors on rehabilitation was marked and the coding-system was developed in an iterative process: After coding about 30% of the material, the coding system was adapted in terms of entirety, for improving reliability.
In addition to such evolution of a target stock, the corresponding fishery itself may adapt, in terms of fishing policy, technological progress, fleet dynamics, and adaptive harvest.
We will adapt — in terms of commodity creation, we're masters of the universe.
In our experiment the porcine offspring, which was exposed to an undersupply of protein during fetal development but had appropriate postnatal dietary conditions, was able to broadly adapt in terms of their body weight.
The objective of this study was to create a version of the GAD-7 questionnaire culturally adapted to the Spanish language, and to assess the psychometric properties of the adapted version in terms of reliability and validity.
Therefore the objective of this study was to culturally adapt and validate the GAD-7 scale to the European Portuguese population and to assess the psychometric properties of the adapted version in terms of feasibility, reliability and validity.
