The phrase "adapting material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of modifying or changing content to fit a specific purpose or audience.
Example: "The teacher is adapting material to better suit the needs of her students."
Alternatives: "modifying content" or "altering resources".
Adapting material to suit current fashions has more often been the solution when Broadway producers bring back problematic musicals in costly revivals.
Adapting material by Joyce Carol Oates, Ms. Skyler conjures an alluring tale of mistrust and hope by getting to the themes of self-deception and betrayal that Oates characters often weave for themselves.
The aim of Madefire founder Ben Wolstenholme in creating the company was to do something truly digital-native, rather than just adapting material originally intended for print.
They are adapting material to meet local needs and find the schools a useful way of conveying important information regarding pregnancy, birth and infant care since antenatal clinics are too busy to allow this to be done adequately.
We now turn to discuss this issue in terms of adapting materials for facilitation.
An important issue that emerged in our reading of the articles concerns adapting materials for use in professional development.
We worked with specialists in medical illustration, adult education, health communications, and in adapting materials for low literacy readers to develop the handbook.
Furthermore, building in flexibility for adapting materials so that they correspond to the relevant contexts is equally critical in unearthing the reasons why differences across the institutions are observed.
The "open-source" movement is key to this, where software and educational resource developers give their time to producing and adapting materials which then become freely available on the Internet [ 6].
Game of Thrones season 5 begins on 12 April 2015 and will adapt material from George R. R. Martin's A Feast for Crows and A Dance with Dragons.
Having already trained teachers and adapted material so that six middle school children with other special needs could attend regular classes, there was no reason, the superintendent agreed, not to accommodate Justin.
