The phrase "adapted to read" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been modified or adjusted to make it easier to read or understand.
Example: "The document was adapted to read more clearly for the audience."
Alternatives: "modified for readability" or "revised for clarity".
Although our model is designed for single-end reads and is particularly adapted to long reads, it shows competitive or better accuracy for paired-end reads.
We limited our analysis of paragraphed text reading to an evaluation of reading threshold character size and the determination of the percentage of words correctly read at first attempt because the SLO is not adapted to determine reading speed as a important number of images are lost while the subject performs eye movements.
Note also that (2) is better adapted to long reads than the original formulation of NSMAP (Xia et al., 2011), thanks to the use of general bins.
When Newsela was created in 2012, the edtech startup aimed to help students master reading at their own pace, specifically with news articles adapted to different reading levels.
Heading into the new school year, Newsela is offering a major new feature it calls the Library, which contains a slew of primary source material, historical and biographical content adapted to different reading levels in both English and Spanish.
As some of the items were developed for use with an adult population each item was carefully scrutinised and adapted to the reading capacity of children aged 9-12 in an expert group consisting of the authors and a professor in pedagogy and compulsory schooling.
He adapted to life inside, reading, listening to the radio – "John Peel never let me down" – and playing the flute and harmonica; he still plays sax with a band in Greece, where he now spends much of his time.
We apply our algorithm, adapted to handle Sanger reads as discussed in the previous section, to the dataset.
