The phrase "adapted through which" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing a process or method by which something has been modified or changed.
Example: "The software was adapted through which new features were integrated to enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "modified by which" or "altered via which".
They seek to explain why organisms are the way that they are, and to do this through knowledge of the environments to which organisms have adapted through the evolutionary process.
Pipelines can easily be expanded or adapted through perl scripts.
The latter was culturally adapted through the pre-testing phase.
In addition, MT genes carry specifically adapted functions, which are tightly regulated through their expression as discrete isoforms [44].
The core category 'trade-off between essential and desirable' represents the process through which the women and their families adapted and which also shaped the transition.
James's emphasis, however, was not so much upon the processes by which individuals adapt as upon those through which they react creatively and positively with their circumstances, helping to shape and change these to meet their needs.
In lines 8 13, the older player initiates three continued cycles of question-answer sequences through which she adapts to the new game.
Therefore, the translocation (or partitioning) of RING E3 ligases may be a general cellular mechanism through which plants adapt to the environment via post-translational modifications.
Therefore, the natural HpSVd-hop variants found in commercial hops are de novo mutants generated by the same process through which HpSVd-grapevine adapted to a hop host, and not mutants selected from minor variants pre-existing in the original inoculum.
These quantitative findings suggest that sterile syringe access is not a problem in Tijuana; however, they obscure the process through which IDUs have adapted to what is in reality a very limited market for syringes.
