The phrase "adapted specifically for the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been modified or tailored to meet particular needs or requirements.
Example: "The software was adapted specifically for the needs of small businesses to enhance their productivity."
Alternatives: "customized for the" or "tailored specifically for the".
The winding number method was adapted specifically for the irregular constraints.
This article describes methods that have been designed and adapted specifically for the investigation of SNAREs in epithelial cells.
Arnold even suggested the departure of Janko is a mixed blessing as it will allow Arnold to implement his preferred style of "playing between the lines", rather than an approach adapted specifically for the headline recruit.
This approach has been adapted specifically for the assessment of eye health systems.
The TPOCS-S was adapted specifically for the PRAC study, and is designed to assess a wide variety of intervention strategies.
The QUADAS tool was adapted specifically for the review, omitting questions on 'time between index and reference test', 'intermediate results' and 'explanation of withdrawals' (see Web Appendix 2).
Adding to the spectacle are improvisational ambient sounds, three-dimensional video projections, and elaborate set designs, all adapted specifically for this retrospective.
This protocol is one component of a new cognitive behavioural treatment for eating disorders (Fairburn et al., 2003) and was adapted specifically for this study.
Although adapted specifically for Harrat Rahat, the same distance was applied to the Auckland Volcanic Field, while Le Corvec et al. (2013a) used ~1 km.
"To achieve this, Babylon has curated the largest knowledge graphs of medical content, and made advances in various applications of deep learning techniques adapted specifically for healthcare," says the company.
spathula and the extinct P. tuberculata) have characteristics adapted specifically for filter feeding, including the jaw, gill arches, and cranium.
