The phrase "adapted not to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or changes made to something in order to avoid a particular condition or situation.
Example: "The software was adapted not to require constant internet access, making it more user-friendly in remote areas."
Alternatives: "designed not to" or "modified not to".
The poor students' eyes lit up, according to Dr Mednick, but not one, alas, was able to stop the decay.The upshot is another piece of evidence that humans, like many mammals which have evolved in tropical climes, are adapted not to go out in the mid-day sun.
William Chauncey Hooker (1894) patented a flat snap trap: "for catching mice and rats, a simple, inexpensive and efficient trap adapted not to excite the suspicion of an animal, and capable of being arranged close to a rat-hole".
Living their slavery from their birth, simply this is their fate, having already been adapted not to demand and claim but as dubious beings shaped to be, they stand "in the corner," preys of their man's decision who dominates and possesses their lives.
Although the central regions of the human IVD are more hypoxic than its periphery [ 36] (which may not be the case in smaller rat discs), one interpretation of the studies of Risbud and colleagues, along with our present findings, is that NP cells are adapted not to respond to hypoxia as readily as other cell types.
"When they develop these products, they have to be adapted not just for the U.S. marketplace, but for Asia, Europe and Africa".
Shows must adapt not only to an abstract audience, but also to the individuals in the room.
Therefore, VoV adapts not only to the perceived road traffic condition, but also to the perceived channel quality.
It is just with humans, we need to adapt not only with us in mind but wildlife as well.
Remember, success will depend on your ability and willingness to adapt, not on everything staying the same.
"We haven't adapted to our appetites to live in a society with less food shortages.
The GPs pointed out that practice guidelines not adapted to clinical practice were simply not used.
