The phrase "adapted indigenous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing cultural practices, species, or knowledge that have been modified or changed from their original indigenous forms to fit new circumstances or environments.
Example: "The adapted indigenous farming techniques have proven to be more sustainable in the changing climate."
Alternatives: "modified native" or "altered indigenous".
A rich genetic diversity of locally adapted indigenous cattle exists in eastern and southern Africa where WA-MCF is present [ 58].
Indigenous food sovereignty describes diverse indigenous communities' ability to make decisions about their own consumption of healthful, culturally adapted indigenous foods, as well as their harvesting practices and relationships with the land (Morrison 2011; Thompson et al. 2012; Rocha and Liberato 2013; Meyer 2014).
In the wider context, the availability of a WA-MCF vaccine would contribute to the conservation of the rich genetic resource of locally adapted indigenous cattle breeds present in eastern and southern Africa through protection of the animals against WA-MCF, vector-borne diseases and starvation.
The Jesuits also sought to adapt indigenous religious traditions to Christian rituals but were forbidden from doing so by the pope during the Chinese Rites Controversy.
Versions of the Manu-smriti were taken to Southeast Asia and were translated and adapted to indigenous cultures until they lost most of their original content.
The other possibility could be that the Uganda II family might be genetically more adapted to indigenous human populations of the south west than the east and south east zones.
The program was developed in response to the often poor mental health literacy of members of the public, who may lack knowledge about mental disorders and how they can best be treated, The MHFA program has separate versions for adults and adults assisting youth, and has been adapted for Indigenous Australians and some non-English speaking immigrant groups.
An existing health care model at Mama Dominga Hospital, where 80 per cent of its clients are indigenous, is being adapted to the indigenous context.
Thirdly, the most important concern is the possibility that a genetic recombinant between the most popular subgroups ALV-J and ALV-K will appear and threaten future chicken flocks similar to the occurrence of highly pathogenic ALV-J that was recently induced into Chinese indigenous breeds and ALV-K, which is native and adapted to the indigenous breeds.
The Cardiovascular Disease Prevention Model has been adapted to the Indigenous population as the 'Indigenous Cardiovascular Disease Prevention Model' by the author (KO, unpublished) to account for differences in the Indigenous burden of disease and demographic factors.
Interestingly, whereas cassava originates from South America [ 3], the African CMG's are endemic to Africa and are likely recent descendants of geminiviruses adapted to infect indigenous uncultivated African plant species [ 4].
