The phrase "adapted road" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a road that has been modified or adjusted for a specific purpose or condition.
Example: "The adapted road was designed to accommodate both pedestrians and cyclists safely."
Alternatives: "modified road" or "adjusted road".
In order to extract the metre-long sample, the team have to enlist the help of "Kevin", an adapted road-breaker.
For applications in traffic safety, Moran's I was adapted because road accidents occur on a network.
Most horses are transported by truck and are often well adapted to road travels.
Loading docks ease the handling and transfer of pallets to and from the cold stores and transport vehicles, so most stores are provided with loading/ unloading docks adapted to road or railway transport.
A semi-active suspension controller adapting to road variations is proposed.
In 1937, when Universal ignored his remonstrations and began adapting "The Road Back," he sent letters to the cast and crew warning that any movies they worked on in the future might be banned in Germany.
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Pittsburgh, working with Rapid Flow Technologies, is installing artificially intelligent traffic lights that use machine vision and sensor data to adapt to road conditions in real-time rather than at set intervals.
In fact, people in the urban area would like to make on foot, and then to adapt the road system to create a network of safe and attractive routes for them (Basile et al. [25]; Dommes et al. [26]; Saidul Islam et al. [27]).
Nor is it likely that the Lotus can be adapted for the road.
