The phrase "adapted to display" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been modified or adjusted for the purpose of showing or presenting information.
Example: "The software was adapted to display the data in a more user-friendly format."
Alternatives: "modified for presentation" or "adjusted for viewing".
The idea has been adapted to display the social networks of Webloggers (www.blogstreet.com/visualneighborhood.html) and for searching medical articles (www.touchgraph.com/TGPubMedBrowser.html).html
This paper presents a real-time contrast enhancement system, implemented in FPGA and adapted to display the processed images on a Head Mounted Display (HMD).
Although not generally developed specifically for diagnostic test reviews these can be adapted to display the results of such reviews.
Subsequently, all computer screensavers in the AAU were adapted to display the same information, ensuring maximal awareness and transparency.
The code can be easily adapted to display other data quality measures, stratifications and data sources beyond the ED setting.
Moreover, the published output can be displayed via any web browser, and the product can also be adapted to display on mobile devices (e.g. smart phones), in keeping with the current e-learning trend toward greater use of mobile technology [ 16].
But LTPS panels are relatively expensive to make, and the fabrication method has proved difficult to adapt to displays larger than those on phones.
The WebMol Applet (http://www.cmpharm.ucsf.edu/∼walther/webmol.html) was adapted to graphically display the results of the predictions by the servlet.
It was soon adapted to also display quality indicator data, including unit process and outcome measures.
Therefore, the user interface must be adapted to be displayed on various devices (mobile appliances).
Young dusky sharks adapt well to display in public aquariums.
