The phrase "adapted in the course of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe changes or modifications that occur over a period of time or during a specific process.
Example: "The curriculum was adapted in the course of the academic year to better meet the needs of the students."
Alternatives: "modified during" or "adjusted throughout".
Innovativeness is immanent for family farms due to the necessity to adapt continuously in the course of a seasonal rhythm, breaks in the weather, amendments in societal guidelines, or technical progress.
In Los Barrios, providers' self-confidence went beyond replicating the activities contained in the Guidelines, into developing their own initiatives and adapting them in the course of the implementation.
Section 7 of the Act makes it an offence to make, adapt, supply or offer to supply any article knowing that it is designed or adapted for use in the course of or in connection with fraud, or intending it to be used to commit or facilitate fraud.
However, one could argue that these secondary sources of low frequency electromagnetic field (LF EMF) are in sharp contrast with the relatively electromagnetically free environment in which living organisms developed in and adapted to over the course of time.
These new combinations of DNA represent genetic variation in offspring, which in turn enables populations to adapt during the course of evolution.
However, subjects adapt over the course of many trials with movements approaching their original unperturbed trajectories.
The fungus adapted to this process in the course of the years and has created fruit bodies only rarely or in the crop.
They showed that the breast tumor coexpression networks are extensively rewired to adapt to the perturbation in the course of letrozole treatment and identified biomarkers maintaining network integrity and controlling information flow.
(It was adapted in 1949 of course from "Tales of the South Pacific," the book by James A. Michener about his experiences in World War II that won a Pulitzer Prize the previous year).
The general model, including the RAS and TS, Huelsenbeck and Galtier models as special cases, has the advantage of adapting to the right model in the course of parameter optimization so that it can analyse all relevant types of data appropriately, but suffers from heavy computing loads with large amounts of data.
