The phrase "adapted through a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process of modification or change that occurs via a specific method or means.
Example: "The software was adapted through a series of updates to improve its functionality."
Alternatives: "modified via a" or "altered through a".
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2. Activate cohesive digital strategies that can be monitored and adapted through a holistic set of metrics.
Using the software Origin (OriginPro 8.6G) a saturation hyperbola was adapted through a non-linear regression in order to obtain values for K m and ν max.
To help alleviate any possible confusion AALFI can be adapted so that text, font or colour can be changed according to a subject's requirements and if a person's sight degrades over time, the interface can be further adapted through a care provider/person interface.
These were adapted through a thorough literature review on diabetes, chronic condition management and medicine supply in developing countries.
This protocol was adapted through a thorough literature review on diabetes, chronic condition management and medicine supply in developing countries.
The efficiency of such device can be obtained only if the design parameters are mutually adapted through an optimization design approach.
Qualitative data will be coded based on themes identified in the conceptual framework and adapted through an iterative process based on the data.
The bioleaching efficiency of three microbial communities was studied: the indigenous community of a commercial bioleaching system (KCCL), a reconstituted consortium of the four major organisms which comprise KCCL that had been 'un-adapted' through a period of continuous maintenance in synthetic media (KCCR) and a specifically designed consortium of bioleaching organisms (KCCD).
46 Fortunately, many learn to adapt through a combination of passive and active coping techniques.
Typically, PST populations are clonal and adapt through a stepwise mutation process and selective sweeps (Wellings and McIntosh 1990; Hovmøller and Justesen 2007).
