The phrase "adapting a program" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing modifications or changes made to a software program or curriculum to better suit specific needs or requirements.
Example: "The team is focused on adapting a program to meet the new educational standards set by the state."
Alternatives: "modifying a program" or "customizing a program."
Advanced planning for such contingencies and the ability to adapt a program rapidly will reduce the extent of treatment interruption.
The telephone company Axtel and the tortilla maker Gruma lead about 20 companies in a public-private partnership that is adapting an American program, Gear Up, to invest in school infrastructure and encourage children not to drop out.
At 26, Johnson was the youngest of the administration's 48 state directors but faced one of the biggest challenges: adapting a rigid federal program to sprawling and diverse Texas.
He decided to try to adapt a computer program that had been designed to forecast the weather to see if it could be used to look further into the future.
We adapted a software program already capable of automated data extraction to identify records of patients with ILI in routine electronic GP records in two of the most commonly used commercial programs.
To avoid empirical determination of cut-offs, we developed R scripts (based on the Package Mclust for Normal Mixture modeling) adapted from a program developed for comparative genomic hybridization analysis of Enterococcus faecalis [ 63].
How can Sri Lanka adapt a standard UI program so as to avoid or mitigate the above-identified problems?
The following are some major uses of data monitoring: (1) troubleshooting and fault detection, (2) performance analysis and tuning, (3) aiding scheduling decisions, (4) gathering data to improve the next execution of the program, (5) adapting an executing computation, (6) debugging, and (7) auditing and intrusion detection.
He was reportedly infuriated when the program adapted a German fairy tale to depict him as a self-indulgent, tantrum-throwing infant.
Although HELP has been disseminated at a number of USA and internationally [ 20, 21], only recently has the first implementation of an adapted HELP program in a European hospital (Spain) been described [ 22].
