The phrase "adapted to data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or adjustments made to something in order to better fit or utilize data.
Example: "The software was adapted to data from various sources to improve its accuracy and performance."
Alternatives: "tailored to data" or "customized for data".
Data mining methods, adapted to data streams, can be used to analyze the data and to identify interesting patterns such as congestion or road hazards.
One advantage of the RF approach is that predictor datasets can easily be adapted to data availability.
Programmable and active networks allow specified classes of users to deploy dynamic network services adapted to data stream requirements.
The code structure helps in simplifying the handling and processing of data, which can be adapted to data characteristics or user requirements.
The default parameters work best for the different Illumina machines, but can easily be adapted to data from other manufacturers.
In order to describe the kinematic motion of the tachyzoite in mathematical terms, the Cartesian coordinates system was chosen for being the most adapted to data fitting.
In "The Arsenal of Freedom", Yar and Data are trapped together on the surface of the planet Minos and are attacked by a series of sentry probes which adapt to Data and Yar's phasers.
Selim comorbidity indicators, developed on VA patient survey data and subsequently adapted to administrative data[ 15, 16] were employed to identify the comorbid medical and psychiatric conditions.
The software is data-agnostic, and can therefore be easily adapted to existing data sets.
The proposed framework could be easily adapted to multimodal data obtained from other types of brain imaging as well (e.g., EEG or MEG data).
Although one method might be adapted to analyze data from different platforms and/or for a different application, the adaptation is not always straightforward.
