The phrase "adapted specification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specification that has been modified or tailored to meet specific requirements or conditions.
Example: "The adapted specification for the project ensures that all client needs are met while adhering to industry standards."
Alternatives: "modified specification" or "tailored specification".
Appropriateness of the translations in the context of cross-lingual ontology mapping differs from the ontology localisation point of view, as the former aims to generate correct mappings whereas the latter aims to adapt specifications of conceptualisations to target communities.
However these data types are mostly adapted for hardware specification.
SPL is also system agnostic which means that the representation of objects and events can be adapted to the specification of the location system.
First, we consider an explicit input specification adapted from [12], from which a sentence is produced by making a single call to the language generator.
Porsche uses an engine in its Le Mans car which uses almost identical technology to the petrol turbo hybrids adopted by F1 this season and could easily be adapted to F1 specification by reducing its capacity.
In some cases, SC36 can also choose to adopt or adapt industry specifications as international standards that might have been developed by Liaison Organizations.
The use of computers is now widespread in preparing photocomposition jobs, with programs adapted to the specifications.
The trend results in a need for new market adapted product design specifications.
Lastly, for each GSCA to the GSPA, there will be a thread executing the guidance logic that is adapted to the specifications and preferences of each passenger.
Design-related tasks contribute to a substantial amount of delivery times and costs since ETO products have to be either fully developed or adapted to customer specifications within tendering or order fulfillment.
