The phrase "adapted to a solution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or adjustments made to fit a particular solution or approach.
Example: "The software was adapted to a solution that better meets the needs of our users."
Alternatives: "tailored to a solution" or "modified for a solution."
Moreover, the sFQI policy generalizes over inflow scenarios not directly experienced during the policy design, thus alleviating the risk of mis-adaptation, namely the design of a solution fully adapted to a scenario that is different from the one that will actually realize.
Besides developing new mobility solutions, adapting to a changed world of energy dependencies and addressing social developments will be the main tasks for decision-makers.
A grid adapted to the solution is generated by using a variational method optimizing such important properties of a grid as smoothness, orthogonality, and grid cell volume variation simultaneously.
Secondly, the special mesh approach [19], which constructs meshes adapted to the solution of the problem.
Although several well-known solutions [ 47] may be adapted to produce a feasible solution, some requirements about cluster morphology are not totally satisfied.
Several finite differencing schemes are adapted to obtain solutions.
HCR can also be adapted to homogeneous solution-based detection methods.
Thus, it has been shown that the B.E.T. equation adapted to concentrated electrolytes solutions could be a very useful line of approach in the study of molten salts containing water as a solute.
To sum up, extraction by means of a forest railway can provide a solution adapted to the special case of a very rich forest on fairly level ground, where the rainfall is high and there is a long period of exploitation on the same concession.
Considering the high mobility of tritium through the package in which it is contained, the new 50-year storage concepts proposed by the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) currently provide a solution adapted to the management of waste with tritium concentrations higher than the accepted limits in the disposals.
