The phrase "adapted properties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing characteristics or features that have been modified or tailored for a specific purpose or context.
Example: "The adapted properties of the software allow it to function effectively in various operating systems."
Alternatives: "modified features" or "customized attributes".
It called on ministers to exempt people living in adapted properties from the tax.
Yet disabled people are no more likely to be given an emergency housing payment than non-disabled people, the research found, even if they live in adapted properties.
And some are targeting support to specific groups of tenants, such as people who want to move from adapted properties which they no longer need, or older people who want to move into sheltered housing.
The selection of more advanced materials and materials with adapted properties, particularly composites and multifunctional materials, is a significant area that is beginning to take advantage of MCDM.
As we summarize from previous and new results showing that the physico-chemical and technological properties of native milk fat globules vary according to their size, the use of different fat globule fractions appears to be advantageous regarding the quality of cheeses and can lead to new dairy products with adapted properties (sensory, functional, and perhaps nutritional).
So yes, she likes unexpectedly adapted properties, it seems.
The court ruled that the decision does not cover them in specially adapted property and they would have to move to another adapted property of a smaller size, of which there is a great shortage".
Rose is facing substantial cuts to her services from her local authority while potentially being made homeless from a specially adapted property.
In south-east Wales we have clients who are a disabled couple, living in an adapted property with one spare bedroom.
She said: "While we are pleased for Jayson and Paul, who had their claims upheld, we are very concerned for disabled people who are in adapted property and who need a spare bedroom.
On top of the bills, with so many families on the housing waiting list, Nikki is "living in fear" as she waits to hear if the council will let them keep their house now they don't need an adapted property.
