The phrase "adapted the formula" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing modifications or changes made to a specific formula, often in a scientific, mathematical, or culinary context.
Example: "The researchers adapted the formula to improve the efficiency of the chemical reaction."
Alternatives: "modified the formula" or "altered the formula."
During his 22 years running NBC Sports, Dick Ebersol adopted and adapted the formula he learned at ABC Sports under Roone Arledge (in the pre-cable era), and it often generated spectacular viewership.
This is similar to how Paladins adapted the formula (by adding classes) and Fortnite (by adding a building element) to match the essence of their existing games.
To calculate the proportion of cases in the population attributable to different types of contact (the population attributable fraction [PAF]), we adapted the formula PAF = p´ RR-1)/RR where p´ RR-1he prevalence of the exposure (history of contact) in the cases, and RR is the relative risk of TB in those who are exposed compared to those who are not exposed (18 ).
For our study, since we aimed to collect 2 specimens and since less than 10% of SE had ≥ 3 smears or 3 cultures done, we kept 4 patterns (Px, NP, NN and N9) and adapted the formulas accordingly.To calculate the incremental yields, the assumption was made that those with an N9 result had the same probability of being positive on the second smear as those with an NP result.
Almost as soon as Mr. Mackay-Smith described his invention in the pages of The Chronicle, hunts all over the country began to adapt the formula to their tastes and terrain.
Their new album, Creation, seamlessly adapts the formula: a little less spook-pop, a little more gloss, but all bound together by the silkiest harmonies.
If CoD adds a battle royale mode, it would likely adapt the formula slightly to reflect their type of fast-paced shooter action.
A first step is to adapt the formula by Azais and Wschebor (the version in Sect. 3.1.4 holds when the field is defined on an open subset of (mathbb {R}^{n})) to prove that (mathbb{E} { mathcal {N}_{mathcal {A}} } ={|mathcal {A}|_{s}} frac{V_{0}}{pi}), where (V_{0}) is the variance of any derivative of (mathop{mathfrak{Re}}(mathbf{z})) at a point (p_{0}) on (mathbb{S}^{2}).
I didn't, so I first had to crack some numbers and adapt the formula of where to place the holes in the cylinder to a 45 rpm player.
The genre has been less popular since the emergence of 3D-based mass-market games, but still some beat 'em ups adapted the simple formula to utilize large-scale 3D environments.
The genre had its beginnings in the work of the French dramatists Alexandre Dumas fils and Émile Augier, who adapted the then-popular formula of Eugène Scribe's "well-made play" to serious subjects, creating somewhat simplistic, didactic thesis plays on subjects such as prostitution, business ethics, illegitimacy, and female emancipation.
