The phrase "adapted to resolve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or changes made to something in order to address or solve a particular issue or problem.
Example: "The software was adapted to resolve the compatibility issues that users were experiencing."
Alternatives: "modified to address" or "adjusted to solve".
As Darrell Duffie writesOnce the capital of a CCP is wiped out, the tail risk is held by clearing members, which are generally themselves systemically important firms...The US bankruptcy code is not currently adapted to safely resolve a failing CCP.The risk may seem remote, but the collapse of AIG seemed a remote risk at the start of 2008.
The study reveals the forces and behaviors its skull is adapted to handle and resolves competing theories about its feeding behavior.
With regard to the metabolic network itself, metabolic gap filling approaches have been adapted to propose network corrections that resolve wrongly predicted growth phenotypes (Reed et al., 2006b).
Two episodes of enteric peritonitis resolved after antibiotherapy adapted to the antibiotic assay and one patient (77 years old) died during his stay in intensive care with death attributed to the peritonitis Adequacy parameters on PD were analysed at 6 months, 1 year and 2 years.
In an effort to resolve this problem, various surfactants were adapted to disaggregate and uniformly disperse CNTs in different solvents.
Some contradictory literature findings were resolved manually (see section Boolean functions adapted to the data).
Thus the 50 1000 eV energy range can be covered by two gratings only and the resolving power can be adapted to the experimental conditions.
Adapted from "Trying to Resolve a Dispute?
The system previously developed in Lactobacillus plantarum [17] was adapted to E. faecalis and improved to allow a positive selection of resolved cells by an appropriate antibiotic selection.
