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The phrase "adapted to current standards" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing modifications or changes made to align with contemporary norms or requirements.
Example: "The software has been adapted to current standards to ensure compatibility with the latest operating systems."
Alternatives: "modified to meet current standards" or "updated to align with current standards."
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Anyways, event correlation needs to be reinvented and improved to be adapted to current scenarios.
Available mortality prediction models are outdated and must be adapted to current populations of interest.
Behavior will adapt to current technology realities, just as it has since the invention of fire.
Researchers need to adapt to current trends if they want to be successful in raising funds.
The intervention was conducted with a limited amount of time and resources and is easy to adapt to the current standard care.
"WiSee requires no change to current standards".
Functionally obsolete bridges just aren't built to current standards".
The pianist Alfred Cortot commented that Poulenc's Trois mouvements perpétuels were "reflections of the ironical outlook of Satie adapted to the sensitive standards of the current intellectual circles".
It is adapted to local standards, both financially and technology-wise.
These have to be adapted to local standards, which can be different from your own country.
"The current education system is not adapted to the current context," he said, "which explains the high level of unemployment".
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