The phrase "adapted to replace" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been modified or changed in order to take the place of something else.
Example: "The new software has been adapted to replace the outdated system that was causing frequent errors."
Alternatives: "modified to substitute" or "altered to take the place of".
Watson's technology is already being adapted to replace workers in call centers, as well in law, medicine, and even investment banking, Brynjolfsson said.
Gadea makes the case that, with Envoy's app used across entire companies, it is just scratching the surface and could be adapted to replace any (of the many) antiquated and non-digital process in a work place.
Gadea makes the case that, with Envoy's app used across entire companies, it is just scratching the surface and could be adapted to replace any (of the many) antiquated and non-digital process in a work place.
Mean body size of carabid beetles significantly decreases along the gradient of agricultural intensification, small species adapted to disturbance replacing large ones that are characteristic of stable habitats.
Existing model solution algorithms can be adapted to interval parameters by replacing conventional arithmetic by interval arithmetic.
This concept can be adapted to other kernels by replacing the Gaussian part by the kernel (3).
Humanitarian assistance efforts have adapted to meet this shift, replacing traditional camp-based assistance strategies to integrated care that is better suited to meet the unique needs of non-camp refugees.
The instrument is readily adapted to specific disciplines by replacing the word "science" in each item with the name of the discipline of interest, as noted by Glynn and cols.
"Poor risk management to take what is effective and working, what can be readily adapted to more stringent targets, and replace it with a more expensive and unwieldy scheme that lacks the resources to meet its totally inadequate target of 5% reductions by 2020.
About 800 miles of cables will have to be laid or upgraded, and power plants will have to be replaced or adapted to cope with the large fluctuations in wind-derived energy.
As the first Antarctic ice sheets appeared, major extinctions and faunal turnovers took place on the land and in the sea, eliminating forms adapted to a tropical world and replacing them with the ancestors of most of our modern animal and plant life.
