The phrase "adapted to reverse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something has been modified or designed to function in a reverse manner.
Example: "The software was adapted to reverse the effects of the previous update, restoring the system to its original state."
Alternatives: "modified for reversal" or "designed to invert".
The proposed model is robust and well adapted to a reverse-engineering approach for the calibration of its parameters, whose values are obtained without ambiguities.
Projects focus on using markets and business knowledge, skills, and tools to identify and implement solutions to mitigate, adapt to, or reverse climate change and its impacts.
Projects should focus on using markets and business knowledge, skills, and tools to identify and implement solutions to mitigate, adapt to, or reverse climate change and its impacts.
The quantification of cdc42 mRNA in heavy fractions collected by sucrose gradients was performed by the coapplication-reverse transcription protocol adapted to that described elsewhere [ 19].
The method of solid phase reverse siRNA transfection was adapted to the 96-well plate format as described elsewhere (Erfle et al., 2008).
Recently, several methods based on reverse transcription-PCR (RT-PCR) amplification have been adapted to the diagnosis of FMDV [ 16].
Continuing annual consultations and "reverse exchanges" have ensured that the programme is refined and adapted to remain authentic.
The reverse is more complicated, a scalable centralized algorithm has usually to be adapted to decentralized systems.
The purpose of this section is to establish reverse Hölder inequality of weights in the class (A_{p}^{n}(mu)) adapted to our general product measure μ.
A fascinating case of "orientalism in reverse," D'Albuquerque's Children illuminates the creative ways in which one community has adapted to life in a postcolonial world.
