The phrase "adapted the structure of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing modifications or changes made to a particular framework or system.
Example: "The researchers adapted the structure of the original model to better fit the new data."
Alternatives: "modified the framework of" or "altered the design of".
THE countries of Western Europe are about to embark on an unprecedented military venture: adapting the structure of the western alliance to let Europe's soldiers do more of the hard soldiering.
The only way permanently to "mobilize" all available resources is, therefore, not to use artificial stimulants whether during a crisis or thereafter but to leave it to time to effect a permanent cure by the slow process of adapting the structure of production to the means available for capital purposes.
To adapt the structure of monitoring mechanism to the statistics of nodes' measurements, we devise a simple yet efficient algorithm that is appropriate for a class of distribution functions.
In this paper, we adapt the structure of GSA for solving the data clustering problem, the problem of grouping data into clusters such that the data in each cluster share a high degree of similarity while being very dissimilar to data from other clusters.
The use of Chef Supermarket adds important new value: through analysis of information mined from Chef Supermarket on components and their interrelationships, we can aid DevOps engineers in understanding and adapting the structure of their applications and in answering questions such as "which relational databases are alternatives and can replace MySQL?" or "what other components MySQL depends on?".
In this context, synaptic pruning would therefore be responsible for adapting the structure of local circuits to the properties of natural images through the elimination of metabolically costly neural connections that are not deemed functionally appropriate.
Although Joyce scholarship has long identified an explicit recourse to musical structures in Ulysses (in particular the 'Sirens' episode) and Finnegans Wake, more recent criticism has established a decisive reliance on Wagner's Ring in Finnegans Wake and an attempt to adapt the structures of opera and oratorio to the medium of fiction, notably in the 'Cyclops' episode of Ulysses.
The most successful companies adapt the structure for each phase of the journey.
The article derives a number of proposals to adapt the structure and objectives of land surveying and land information systems in such a way that these support the objectives of land management and tenure security better.
