The phrase "adapted to screening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been modified or tailored for the purpose of screening, such as a process, tool, or material.
Example: "The new software has been specifically adapted to screening large datasets for anomalies."
Alternatives: "tailored for screening" or "modified for screening".
The performance of tests was also not adapted to screening.
The aim of this systematic review was to examine the evidence on accuracy of tools proposed to identify abused children before their death and assess if any were adapted to screening.
Identified tools were not adapted to screening because of low sensitivity and late identification of abused children when they have already serious consequences of maltreatment.
The aim of our study was to review the evidence on the accuracy of instruments for identifying abused children during any stage of child maltreatment evolution before their death, and to assess if any might be adapted to screening, that is if accurate screening instruments were available.
In this study, our goal was to develop an efficient in situ test adapted to screen hepatotoxicity of various chemicals, a process which remains challenging during the early phase of drug development.
In the present study we robust a homology model of VP-3 protein and generated the pharmacophore based models adapted to screen the best drug like compounds from PubChem database.
The existing progesterone assays could be adapted to screen chemicals for effects specific to breast tissue.
With minor modifications and optimization, this platform can be adapted to screen for novel therapeutic agents against infectious agents.
His books Class Trip and The Adversary were adapted to screen by directors Claude Miller and Nicole Garcia respectively, and have figured in the Cannes competition in previous years.
Besides, different high-throughput genome editing platforms are offering remarkable resources that can be adapted to screen for potential therapeutic targets in combination with disease models.
