The phrase "adapted to movement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been modified or designed to facilitate or accommodate movement.
Example: "The new ergonomic chair is specifically adapted to movement, allowing users to shift positions comfortably throughout the day."
Alternatives: "designed for mobility" or "tailored for movement".
The position of the cranium was continuously tracked and the trajectory of the coil's path was adapted to movements of the head by a motion compensation module in real-time, which guaranteed a precise coil to target position and allowed free head movements during the study [ 21].
Proprioceptive feedback influences movement accuracy, timing of the onset of motor commands, and adapting to movement situations that require the use of non-preferred coordination patterns [ 35].
The load-controlled mode is adapted to drive the steady movement of the actuator until construct failure occurs.
Here, a very simple movement model drawn from mutually uncorrelated zero-white Gaussian noise processes, the variances of which are adapted to the movement of a pedestrian, is used for weighting.
Moreover, the tendon "spring" must also have an eigenfrequency (resonance frequency), which is adapted to running movement (slightly higher than 1 Hz).
The Kinect® device is made up of several video cameras and sensors specially adapted to track movements in a tri-dimensional space.
Elephants have adapted to near-constant movement in the wild, and they walk vast distances every day in order to maintain their health and wellbeing.
Based upon observed conditions at the working face, realistic packwall parameters have been formulated, with numerical simulation results and field application results indicating that design parameters garnered from the developed formula successfully adapted to local geological movement and deformation.
Because they are not limited by the complexity of the spatial distribution of resources, agent-based simulation models appear particularly adapted to investigate animal movement using this framework.
This study suggests that modification of housing, and breeding for joints that are more adapted to free-range movement may be needed in free-range pig production.
