The phrase "adapted to develop the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing something that has been modified or tailored for the purpose of development.
Example: "The software was adapted to develop the necessary features for enhanced user experience."
Alternatives: "designed to foster the" or "modified to create the".
Dewey had argued that the scientific method as a method for mediating conflicting opinions by an appeal to consequences could be adapted to develop institutions for the peaceful negotiation of differences that had previously led to war.
We adapted the Haddon matrix to develop the framework, populating its cells through a multi-method study that incorporated the peer-reviewed and grey literature, interviews with general practitioners, practice nurses and senior decision-makers, and desktop simulation exercises.
To develop the adapted intervention and its evaluation, the NHS commissioners convened an operational group that included community health champions as well as health and fitness workers.
The community pharmacists follow the following steps to develop the PCP (adapted from Strand et al 1992) [ 53]: A Establish pharmacist-patient relationship.
We worked with specialists in medical illustration, adult education, health communications, and in adapting materials for low literacy readers to develop the handbook.
This is a phenomenon born in the fusion of news and comment in most newspapers as they adapted to TV, developed in the sound and fury of 24/7 TV news, and ventilated by the howling rage of social media.
Nevertheless, plants have adapted to the environment developing special means of interaction with changing external issues.
Thus, Beirut Air Pollution and Health Effects (BAPHE) was designed to develop a methodology adapted to the context of the city of Beirut in order to quantify the short-term health effects of air pollution.
The differences observed need to be investigated further to develop health services adapted to the needs of the multi-cultural population of Ontario.
To develop muscular responses adapted to the postural constraints, the internal model for action must be based on an appropriate body schema [37].
