The phrase "adopted for mobile" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been modified or designed specifically for mobile devices.
Example: "The website has been adopted for mobile to enhance user experience on smartphones and tablets."
Alternatives: "optimized for mobile" or "designed for mobile use".
As for the heating effects of radio waves, the increase in temperature of the skin caused by holding a phone close to the ear was found to be an order of magnitude less than that caused by direct sunlight.The Group 2B classification the IARC has now adopted for mobile phones designates them as "possible", rather than "probable" (Group 2A) or "proven" (Group 1) carcinogens.
The Group 2B classification the IARC has now adopted for mobile phones refers to "possible", not "probable" (Group 2A) nor "proven" (Group 1), carcinogens and ranks the mobile phone's health risk alongside the chance of getting cancer from coffee, petrol fumes and surgical implants such as stents and false teeth.
…integrate WriteSense into the existing capacitive touch architecture already being adopted for mobile devices.
Usefulness is a key element of SPECTRUM, which influences the type of incentive that should be adopted for mobile crowdsensing.
The paper lays the groundwork and motivation for empirical investigation into how different factors outlined in SPECTRUM may influence the type of incentive mechanism adopted for mobile crowdsensing.
Acetonitrile and mass fraction of 0.1% formic acid solution, the volume ratio of 40 : 60, were adopted for mobile phase, with flow rate 0.8 mL·min−1, column temperature 35°C, and detection wavelength 270 nm.
(Later on, an identical gamut was adopted for monitors and mobile devices).
(Later on, an identical gamut was adopted for monitors and mobile devices). That standard guided the design not only of technology but of content how HBO films its shows, how a designer creates Web pages, how Comcast pipes content into homes.
As a case study example, TD-LTE (i.e., the TDD version of LTE) standard is adopted for the broadband mobile data-pipe between the cognitive wireless gateway on the train and the track-side base station.
One concern of adopting WLP for mobile device applications is reliability under multiple dynamic loading conditions, such as phone drop, due to the fragile nature of the exposed silicon die and the unique packaging designs.
To serve as Cherenkov and fluorescence detectors, a flexible and mobile design is adopted for easy reconfiguring of the telescope array.
