The phrase "adapted the strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes made to a plan or approach in response to new information or circumstances.
Example: "After analyzing the market trends, the team adapted the strategy to better align with consumer needs."
Alternatives: "modified the strategy" or "revised the strategy."
The brokerage adapted the strategy from an Australian sales model where it had been popular in the 1990s.
**To account for Mobil's independent-dealer customers not just consumers the company adapted the strategy map template to factor in dealer relationships.
Therefore, we adapted the strategy of Kumar and Blaxter [ 26] for assembling transcriptome data using multiple assembly programs and combining the outcomes to create longer contigs that are less likely to be in-silico artefacts brought forth by a single algorithm.
Deviations and surprises must be welcomed for their informative value in adapting the strategy.
Adapting the strategy from Bourguignon and Brezis (1974) [1], we use the stream lines of the fluid and we eliminate the pressure by solving a Neumann problem.
They also need a process that allows them to talk candidly about difficulties, resolve disputes, share information, and continually adapt the strategy to evolving external conditions as well as to newly created internal capabilities.
It coordinates an array of tasks: communicating corporate strategy; ensuring that enterprise-level plans are translated into the plans of the various units and departments; executing strategic initiatives to deliver on the grand design; aligning employees' plans for competency development with strategic objectives; and testing and adapting the strategy to stay abreast of the competition.
Sarver is more optimistic about Dowdy's idea to adapt the strategy for localized cancer treatment, by using a TAT/caspase that can only be activated by tumor cells.
We will continually adapt the strategy based on evidence.
Two one-day workshops were then conducted to explore the problem of low research use and to adapt the strategy to the Burkinabè context.
Optimal k-mer size is determined by adapting the strategy of Kurt et al. [ 109] to identify the 'knee point' in a k-mer uniqueness graph.
