The phrase "adequately adapted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been sufficiently modified or adjusted to meet specific requirements or conditions.
Example: "The software has been adequately adapted to function on various operating systems without any issues."
Alternatives: "sufficiently modified" or "properly adjusted".
More generally, modernity has wrought changes to which we are not yet adequately adapted; depression appears to increase far more rapidly in technological cultures than in others.
Higher rankings are attributed to projects underpinned by age and gender analysis including analysis of data based on sex and age, and whether based on this analysis assistance has been adequately adapted.
Comparison with acetylglutamate kinase reveals that the substrates bind within each subunit at equivalent, adequately adapted sites.
In addition to technology-based test development, consistent with Hambleton (2001) and Hambleton et al. (2005), we considered subject-, language- and culture-specific characteristics and adequately adapted them.
However, conventional assessments of the impact of science on society have not yet been adequately adapted to capture the diverse effects of this type of problem-centred research.
In most of the study participants bone mass appeared to be adequately adapted to the mechanical requirements imposed by muscle contraction.
In Iraq, there was not only a failure to plan for a major insurgency, but also to quickly and adequately adapt to the insurgency that followed after major combat operations.
With regard to light, he stated: Lighting also served Gaudí for the organisation of space, which required a careful study of the gradient of light intensity to adequately adapt to each specific environment.
However some individuals lack the underlying genetic program to adequately adapt [2], in which case insulin responses to circulating glucose progressively deteriorate, resulting in the development of type 2 diabetes.
We investigated several methods that adequately adapt the parameters of stochastic simulations of the facilitated diffusion, when the full sequence space is reduced to smaller regions of interest.
We propose a strategy to reduce the size of the system that adequately adapts important parameters to capture the behaviour of the full system.
