The phrase "adapting the physical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing changes or modifications to physical objects, environments, or conditions.
Example: "In our project, we are focusing on adapting the physical aspects of the workspace to enhance productivity."
Alternatives: "modifying the physical" or "altering the physical".
This evolution responded to the need of providing flexibility to the logic level adapting the physical level in consequence.
Adapting the physical carrier sensing is proposed in the IEEE 802.11ax task group where the preparations for the next WLAN standard are taking place.
"We focused on doing the best possible job of adapting the physical card game to the mobile platform by sticking to a face-to-face, party game style of gameplay that still felt natural on a smartphone," says Pearson, when asked about the company's plans from this point forward.
Indeed, effective mental health promotion involves acting on the social, ecological and economic determinants of health: enhancing social connectedness and social inclusion, fighting against discrimination and violence, adapting the physical environment, living conditions, transport and schools.
We have also adapted the physical environment of the hospital to improve the day-to-day lives of patients with dementia.
The aim was to analyse and adapt the physical properties of the scanners and study variations of biological tumour volume (BTV) in early and late FET-PET.
On the other hand, greater efforts have been made to adapt the physical structure and human resources to cope with this increasing demand [44].
A new air interface design needs to provide means to adapt the physical layer parameters according to requirements for the different services and different frequency bands envisaged for 5G operation [26].
These interventions have ranged from those targeting specific aspects of infant care, such as the need for supplementary sensory stimulation, and those which adapt the physical environment to the individual needs of the VLBW infant [ 20, 21], to those offering a comprehensive package of services including medical follow-up, parent support, and educational daycare for the infants [ 22, 23].
This study describes the process of cross-culturally adapting the PROMIS® physical function item bank for use with Dutch patients with arthritis.
This study describes the process of cross-culturally adapting the PROMIS® physical function item bank items according to rigorous methodological standards for use in the Dutch culture.
