"adapted it with" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to change, modify, or adjust something in order to make it suitable for a particular purpose or situation. Example: The chef adapted the traditional recipe with gluten-free flour to accommodate the dietary restrictions of her guests.
It's not that she'd made this story up; she'd adapted it, with permission, from something written by a postgrad student.
"We took all the kissing out," said Mr. Cárcamo, who with a partner wrote the script in Spanish and then adapted it with Mr. Chi Canul into Maya.
UNICEF Sierra Leone took the #ENDviolence against children video narrated by Liam Neeson and adapted it with a narration by local children.
"It's such a great tune," Mr. Mascara said, "and any town with two or three syllables can adapt it with their name".
But Cruden was a big fan of the film, and as early as 1997, when he was first interviewed as artistic director at the Theatre Royal, had pitched the idea of adapting it with a real steam train on stage.
Kevin Hall PHD, a senior investigator at the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, who created the tool, said: "We originally intended the Body Weight Planner as a research tool, but so many people wanted to use it for their own weight management that we knew we needed to adapt it with more information about how to achieve a healthy lifestyle".
This paper extends one of our previous work [15] to improve and adapt it with mobility scenarios.
The adjustments reconstruct and optimize the colored token, the place and the arc in Petri Nets in order to adapt it with VLIW characteristics.
But, even without that advantage, this is a rare treat in which the performers seem to own the material – not surprisingly, since Redford and Barr have adapted it along with their expert director, Max Stafford-Clark.
"Austenland" comes from the novel by Shannon Hale, and Hale adapted it along with the director, Jerusha Hess.
Lysaker et al. [ 11] have shortened this instrument and adapted it for use with people with psychotic disorders (MAS-A).
