The phrase "adapted to a range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been modified or tailored to suit various conditions or requirements.
Example: "The software has been adapted to a range of devices, ensuring compatibility across different platforms."
Alternatives: "tailored for a variety" or "modified for multiple".
Plums are widely cultivated throughout the world, and many varieties are adapted to a range of soils and climatic conditions.
The device is flexible and can be adapted to a range of fluidization columns.
Thus, it can be easily adapted to a range of machine sizes.
Nevertheless, we envision in the future for a more general dataflow description, where it can be, afterwards, automatically adapted to a range of popular WMSs.
This approach expands the trait data and will identify lines adapted to a range of production constraints (particularly stress tolerance) in Asia and Africa.
Building vulnerability functions available at the time were then evaluated in order to develop a set of authoritative functions for five key roof types, which could be further adapted to a range of building types.
Initially he learned classical guitar, a grounding he said had equipped him to adapt to a range of musical styles, from jazz to dance music.
Part of the Newton Mobility scheme, Clark's project will partner with Brazilian disaster relief agencies and develop ways of modelling everything from landslides to torrential downpours in order to create sophisticated humanitarian supply chains that can rapidly adapt to a range of possible disaster scenarios and changing circumstances.
This study highlights how state-of-the-art techniques can adapt to a range of dynamic problems.
Care coordination is generally viewed as a key to success for health systems seeking to adapt to a range of new value-based payment policies.
As a saprophytic bacterium with the capacity to adapt to a range of conditions, it possesses a large genome of 7.0 Mb encoding 6,829 genes.
