The phrase "adapted to existing" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used when referring to something that has been modified to suit specific needs or conditions. For example, "The new computer software was adapted to existing user preferences."
Percussion cap ignition was easily adapted to existing flintlock muskets and pistols.
The proposed modeling method can also be easily adapted to existing physics engines.
This study establishes a metabolic engineering paradigm which can be easily adapted to existing E. coli based bioprocesses to improve productivity based on a robust ecological theme.
But, in most of the cases, remanufacturing processes must be adapted to existing products because products have not been designed to be remanufacturable.
Currently there is renewed interest in harnessing these very large tides for power generation in ways that avoid upsetting ecosystems, infrastructure and human activities that are presently well adapted to existing conditions.
New horizons emerge by using spin caloritronic microwave sensors made of magnetic tunneling junctions, which may be adapted to existing radar and tomographic microwave imaging approaches as well as the standard antenna design procedure.
Many say introducing the "agent of change" principle – whereby new housing developments have to adapt to existing businesses in the area, such as paying for soundproofing (in either the development or the venue) – would help.
"It adapts to existing storage assets, as well as future storage purchases – proprietary or commodity".
to absorb and adapt to existing and anticipated shocks and stresses while strengthening their capacities to transform/overcome to a level where these stresses are no longer relevant.
But we should not expect emerging powers to simply adapt to existing models of development.
As fungi adapt to existing fungicides, cellular processes need to be identified that could provide new anti-fungal targets.
