The phrase "adapting the template" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing modifications or changes made to a pre-existing template to better suit specific needs or requirements.
Example: "The team is currently adapting the template to fit the new project specifications."
Alternatives: "modifying the template" or "customizing the template."
Several researchers have adapted the template to work best in their situation, such as: modifying timber prices from a stumpage basis to a mill basis; adding more product classes; or adding more analyses of land or other factors.
Some went even further: it should be possible not only to add content but also to adapt the templates themselves (quote 8; Table 2).
In a previous paper, we have shown that the compression performance can be improved significantly by adapting the context template to the halftone parameters.
To overcome the challenge of probe design for templates of random sequence, we adapted the universal template (UT) approach where a probe-binding sequence is appended to one of the PCR primers [ 10].
Our work may be used as an educational resource, with the opportunity to adapt the basic template to various locations, threats, and systems.
The group, which runs training workshops and has provided consulting services for organizations including Unesco, has developed a policy template titled "Adapting the Wheel" that has been used by experts in Egypt and the Democratic Republic of Congo to help shape government discussions on culture.
An adaptive biometric system addresses this problem by adapting the biometric reference/template over time, thereby tracking the changes automatically.
Watch, learn and adapt this template because Harry Potter will tell you it does not take a magic wand to pull this off.
The template information focuses the search based on the object features, resulting in increased success of adapting a template pose and decreased planning time.
