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The phrase "adapted procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a procedure that has been modified or tailored to fit specific needs or circumstances.
Example: "The adapted procedure was implemented to better suit the unique requirements of the project."
Alternatives: "modified procedure" or "revised procedure".
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The PREVI Isola® adapted procedure is a time- and cost-saving method for broncho-pulmonary specimen processing.
Gold nanoparticles were synthesized by a slightly adapted procedure published by Batús et al. [20].
Traditionally, open wedge osteotomy is a commonly adapted procedure in correction of distal radius deformity [22, 23].
Cast immobilization was performed according to an adapted procedure described by Frimel et al. [ 24].
Scores were obtained using an adapted procedure from Zonderland et al. (2008).
Cytokine release assay: T cell activity was analysed by an adapted procedure based on the use of immobilised MHC tetramers.
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QA programs use different adapted procedures for different radiological procedures and thus will differ for radiography, CT and fluoroscopy.
We believe our success in recruitment, informed consent procedures, and participant enrollment was possible because we used culturally adapted procedures.
GEHIP has adapted procedures that were developed for the qualitative appraisal of CHPS implementation to the study of GEHIP implementation [ 20].
In the Middle East and Arabian Gulf, only a very limited literature informs the debate about culturally adapted procedures for recruiting, obtaining informed consent, and compensating health research participants.
We also promote equitable access to justice for all children, including through adapted procedures in police stations and courts and legal and other outreach assistance to the most vulnerable children.
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