The phrase "adapting technology" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of modifying or adjusting technology to meet specific needs or requirements.
Example: "In our project, we are focusing on adapting technology to better serve our users' needs."
Alternatives: "modifying technology" or "tailoring technology".
Centracchio and Bushwell are not alone in adapting technology for youth sports.
Take the case of Endgame, a secretive outfit that is adapting technology developed for intelligence agencies for commercial use.
But what we need is to translate the Internet to the Washington political world that, frankly, is behind in adapting technology.
The third core member, Simon Wainwright, is a whiz at adapting technology originally developed for flight simulators, and is also a member of the alternative rock band Hope and Social.
Mr. McNerney said Boeing was studying various options, including the possibility of adapting technology from its 787 Dreamliner, before deciding whether to go straight to a new narrow-body jet or to put new engines on the longserving 737 airframe.
Mirror Worlds (the name came from one of his offbeat books about adapting technology to people instead of the other way around) offered a way to break out of the numberless files and folders that clutter computer desktops and make information hard to find.
In astonishingly short order, the Japanese began adopting and adapting technologies and Western ways.
Underground cultivators have been altering genetics and adapting technologies to turn Mary Jane into the powerhouse she is today.
This includes adopting an effective policy and regulatory framework, along with tailored business and financing models and adapting technologies to the rural context.
And at least two other companies plans to adapt technology for use in tracking humans, with prototypes available in about a year.
The encapsulation becomes possible by using an adapted technology.
