The phrase "adapted residence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing living arrangements that have been modified or tailored to meet specific needs or circumstances.
Example: "The adapted residence was designed to accommodate individuals with mobility challenges, ensuring accessibility throughout the home."
Alternatives: "modified living space" or "customized home".
Water age, an adapted measure of residence time based on more detailed information, allow description of the temporal development in side-arms.
The central coordinating team tried to find proper translations, by adapting questions about residence status to each country's specificities, but problems during fieldwork were reported about difficulties to understand those questions.
Tibetans, for example, with a longer history of high altitude residence, seem better adapted than Andeans.
A robust approach to access liquid residence time distribution (RTD) adapted to multiphase flow in porous media is presented.
The advantages and disadvantages of Chinese residences adapting to the local wind environment were figured out.
Process parameters as throughput and screw speed were adapted and their effect on the mean residence time and filling degree was studied.
In such cases, service objectives must be adapted over time, with the goal of supporting residence in the private home eventually being superseded by that of a smooth transition to residential care.
Eighteen administrative items of the interRAI AC were adapted to the Belgian healthcare context (e.g., usual residence, formal community services prior to admission).
The model is adapted to predict accurately the load profile and the mean residence time of particles with parallelepiped form.
Her most lasting work was her Journal of a Residence on a Georgian Plantation (1863), which was adapted from her diary of 1838 39 and issued during the Civil War to influence British opinion against slavery.
