The phrase "adapted interface" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an interface that has been modified or customized to meet specific needs or requirements.
Example: "The software features an adapted interface that allows users with disabilities to navigate more easily."
Alternatives: "customized interface" or "modified interface".
This can be considered as a first step toward a more complete experimental evaluation of vibrating touch-screen accessibility, toward designing more adapted interfaces for the blind.
The physiological and morphological characteristics of these symbioses range from extracellular communities to highly adapted interfaces within special organs or compartments.
The design for our system is developed with the objective of adapting interface for handicapped people, In particular the system which we describe here supports bedridden people in bringing an object instead, Interactive Q-Leaming (IQL) method is proposed to construct this system, This system's problems are categorized in three types, i.e. SMDP, POMDP and continuous environmental problem.
User interfaces are redesigned for various purposes, like adapting interfaces or meeting new requirements during software creation processes.
Two talks described experiments to validate text mining tools and adapt interfaces for specific curation needs.
Interface adaption examples: Auditory interaction transcript (Auditory interactions) and adapted visual interface with larger text and changed colour (Visual Interactions).
However, little research currently exists that analyses the characteristics and assesses the usability of launchers with an adapted user interface (UI) for older adults.
Several online tools, such as BLAST, CLUSTALW, Tandem Repeats Finder (TRF), and Cluster, have been adapted to interface with our database.
Hwang (2014) identified context-awareness; adaptiveness; and ability to adapt user interface, subject content, and report learning status as the key criteria of a SLE. Figure 3 describes the modules of Hwang's SLE system.
Adaptive interface: the system must be able to adapt the interface to the user (ways of presenting information, learning preferences, learning performance, etc).
