The phrase "adapted to a different" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or changes made to something in order to suit a different context, environment, or purpose.
Example: "The software was adapted to a different operating system to ensure compatibility."
Alternatives: "modified for another" or "adjusted to a different".
Here, I've adapted to a different agenda.
They say their values are the same as their fathers', but their political approach is adapted to a different time.
These immature, active forms are structurally different from the adults and are adapted to a different environment.
Sometimes ship type may change, as a hull is retrofitted or adapted to a different purpose.
The importance of this cost category greatly depends on the aims of the decision-maker, for example whether the whole programme had to be adapted to a different target group and/or setting.
As three different versions of the task pipeline have been proposed, with 4, 8, or 16 processors, the solution can be easily adapted to a different number of GPUs to take advantage of a GPU cluster.
After two thousand years, the Christian presence would have to adapt to a different role, he said.
"As the popularity of Instagram and Pinterest demonstrate, we are adapting to a different kind of a web, one that will be increasingly visual.
It is different from soldiering in a traditional sense: this requires a certain amount of cerebral capability.' The NBC Regiment is also adapting to a different sort of battle zone: that of looting and civil unrest.
At least at first, Mr. Frechette predicted, "there will be adjustment pains" for the Drug Enforcement Administration in adapting to a different operating style under General Gilibert, "who is very competent but doesn't know how to handle Americans as Serrano did".
The program, which is financed by the European Union and named after the 16th-century Dutch-born pan-European scholar, has made it mainstream in Europe for students to experience adapting to a different culture while learning a new language.
