The phrase "adapted project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a project that has been modified or tailored to meet specific needs or requirements.
Example: "The adapted project was designed to better suit the needs of the local community."
Alternatives: "modified project" or "tailored project".
We demonstrate how to adapt project management processes and metrics from the information technology (IT) industry to Earth observation applications research and development.
Consumers may find it confusing that some applications work only for certain phones because developers do not have the time or money to adapt projects to every operating system.
The approach in fragile and protracted crisis contexts should allow for the provision of additional technical assistance for programme development if needed, and be sufficiently flexible to adapt projects and programmes over time.
Major new complexities present interesting and challenging project management issues and many agencies have incrementally adapted the project development process to improve efficiencies.
We present the results of an adapted photovoice project with 35 MSM with HIV infection who live in townships in Mpumalanga, South Africa.
An existing dynamic, deterministic model of HCV transmission, progression and HCV treatment was adapted to project the impact of introducing DBS testing in prisons and addiction services.
First up, no, I don't think that the entire Adapt project is some sort of accessibility Trojan horse and that they're doing all of this to let people who can't tie their shoes for reasons out of their control wear dope kicks.
The Tanzania survey took place as part of the African Development of AIDS Prevention Trials capacities (ADAPT) project, funded by the Global Health Research Initiative through Canada's International Development Research Centre IDRC grant 104051-005.
As a result, the planners adapted transportation projects to women's needs, adding street lights so women were safer walking at night and widening sidewalks to make it easier to move around with walkers, strollers or wheelchairs.
In this chapter, we describe how these protocols were adapted to projects concerned with the development of multitarget-directed ligands.
