The phrase "adapted technology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to technology that has been modified or tailored to meet specific needs or requirements.
Example: "The school implemented adapted technology to support students with learning disabilities, ensuring they have equal access to educational resources."
Alternatives: "modified technology" or "customized technology".
The encapsulation becomes possible by using an adapted technology.
We have adapted technology from our intravenous respiratory assist catheter to accomplish these objectives [24, 25].
All three have adapted technology used to monitor heart rates and blood-oxygen levels in hospital patients with light.
Fujitsu announced it has adapted technology from its supercomputer "K" (which is the world's fastest) into PRIMEHPC FX10, a commercial model that will be offered globally.
Microwave drying appears to be the most adapted technology to dry thick cakes in a centrifuge as basket rotation allows homogenizing electromagnetic fields leading to homogeneous heating.
An integral key element, which stands out among the others, is the "capacity development" (CD), which includes a comprehensive and adapted technology and knowledge transfer for the concerned stakeholders and thus ensures the sustainability of the implementation activities.
Some of the adapted technologies failed, while others are successful.
As a consequence, innovative concepts and adapted technologies are required to sustainably exploit karst aquifers.
Against this, background innovative and adapted technologies are required to utilize hard-to-access water resources in a sustainable way.
As stated before, the joint R&D project "IWRM Indonesia" aimed at the development and the introduction of adapted technologies in the water sector of karst areas.
Culturally adapted, technology-assisted HIV education program is a feasible cost-effective method of raising HIV awareness among low-literacy rural communities.
