The phrase "adapted to look" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been modified or changed in appearance or design to fit a specific purpose or aesthetic.
Example: "The software was adapted to look more user-friendly, making it easier for new users to navigate."
Alternatives: "modified to appear" or "altered to seem".
She followed his instructions minutely, and when the garment arrived it turned out to be a blazer that could be adapted to look like a German uniform.
It is already being adapted to look for faults in microelectronic circuits, and it might eventually be used to test mechanical components made of stainless steel or carbon fibre for structural integrity.
However, future changes to the vaccine formulations and/or schedule can be considered with the current model and it can also be adapted to look at other countries programs.
If that's the case, then primates have always been adapted to looking for food and shelter during the day and didn't have to develop this capability as they diversified.
Already basic RNA-seq protocols have been improved and adapted to looking at particular aspects of RNA biology, often with an emphasis on non-coding RNAs, and further refinements to current techniques will improve our understanding of gene expression, and genome content, in the future.
It's also an interactive element that can be easily adapted to the look of your event.
With this in mind, this version of the model was adapted just to look at four main road links, the A1056, A1, A167 and A189.
This means every notification coming to the Watch can adapt itself to look different based its content.
The optical design follows the general principles of an externally occulted coronagraph adapted to the side-looking concept.
"He looks adapted to the team and the Premier League, not just Chelsea, should be happy.
For testing of differences and equivalences two-sided tests (both increased and decreased characteristics are relevant) is the most common case, but if it is a priori known that differences can only be in one direction, then it can be easily adapted to one-sided versions (looking only at increases or decreases).
