The phrase "adapted indicators" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to indicators that have been modified or tailored to fit specific needs or contexts.
Example: "The research team developed adapted indicators to better assess the local environmental conditions."
Alternatives: "modified indicators" or "tailored indicators".
Similarly, this study adapted indicator based approach to develop LVI of smallholder farm households in the study district.
In applying the social capital framework, the project has served to highlight the importance of adapting indicators according to the context to measure the same attributes.
National adaptations of DevInfo are structured around the global and, in some cases, nationally adapted MDG indicators.
With this study we adapted some indicators of node-place modeling to crime analysis to understand the crime-generating and crime-attracting characteristics of stations at different times.
If the target behavior or environmental condition has been adapted, the indicators and measures must match the new logic model.
Obtaining high-quality data will require consistent definitions for stillbirths, systematic population-based registration, better tools for surveys and verbal autopsies, capacity building and training in procedures to identify causes of death, locally adapted quality indicators, improved classification systems, and effective registration and reporting systems.
The qualitative analysis of the explanations given by farmers for their choices enabled an understanding of farmers' reasons for selecting and adapting indicators.
Candidate indicators and guidelines were sourced by (1) targeting internet sites with existing clinical guidelines 13 31 65 and (2) adapting indicators used in the RAND study.
In order to evaluate the spatial distribution of urban expansion intensity, we adapted an indicator called annual urban growth rate (AGR) for evaluating the "urbanization" speed of unit area (Xiao et al. 2006).
In this study, a participatory approach was used to create an environment in which farmers could adapt the indicators proposed by scientists for monitoring the five main production diseases on dairy cattle farms.
