The phrase "adapted the content" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications made to material or information to suit a particular purpose or audience.
Example: "The teacher adapted the content of the lesson to better fit the needs of her students."
Alternatives: "modified the material" or "altered the information".
Here, "Hitler adapted the content of his speeches to suit the tastes of his lower-middle-class, nationalist-conservative, ethnic-chauvinist and anti-Semitic listeners," Mr. Ullrich writes.
I had already listed my personal details and had underlined the relativity and extent of my experience, but now adapted the content to reflect my passion for fashion when applying for a retail role, my love of broadcasting when applying to television roles and so forth.
The better adapted the content is, the easier the learning process is, as pointed out in Sect. 1.
In order to measure the syntactic knowledge of these L2 learners, we borrowed the multiple-choice format of the Korean MEST grammar tests and adapted the content to include 20 items that each assessed a discrete point of syntactic knowledge.
APNs adapted the content, intensity and duration of packages of care as patients' needs changed.
We adapted the content of an evidence based web-based PST intervention called "Allesondercontrole" (i.e. "Everything Under Control") [ 29] and added exercises and examples.
Unlike most existing adaptation work, the system adapts the content of interest in the video stream according to users' preference.
In addition, adaptive systems that learn from their PCPs' use of the system and adapt the content accordingly, could be helpful.
Several approaches do not consider the possibility of applications adapting the content during transmission.
The alternative nodes, on the other hand, are responsible for adapting the content of an application.
"We'll learn a lot from the people that we have coming to this shop and we really want to look at adapting the content to the audience".
