The phrase "also adapted for the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been modified or designed to suit a particular purpose or audience.
Example: "The software is also adapted for the needs of remote workers, ensuring they have all the tools necessary for productivity."
Alternatives: "also modified for the" or "also tailored for the".
He also adapted for the stage Kurosawa Akira's 1957 movie Throne of Blood.
She has had several books published, including "The Gilda Stories" (Firebrand Publishing, 1991), which she also adapted for the theater.
The latter book was also adapted for the big screen, in 2016, with Hanks again portraying Langdon.
The notion of an uncooperative robot was explored more comically in Douglas Adams' Hitchhikers' Guide To The Galaxy, which was also adapted for the big screen.
He also adapted for the stage Ariosto's epic poem Orlando Furioso – calling it a travestimento – a travesty, or disguise – to underline the distance from the original.
His earliest novels in the 1950s were Westerns and included 3 10 to Yuma, which was also adapted for the big screen.
Given the important environmental differences between Normandy and southern France, the model rules were also adapted for application in the latter environment.
This technique was also adapted for transcription profiling using the SH1000 sigS-lacZ strain.
Their presence in I. aenae suggests that this extinct mystacinid was also adapted for terrestrial locomotion, despite the existence of numerous ground-based mammalian predators in Australia during the early Miocene.
The story was serialised in the Daily Express newspaper and Playboy magazine, and also adapted for comic strip format in the Daily Express.
This material is also adapted for other uses, like feeding the hearth fire or creating a cloak in which the shepherd wraps himself in during the night - a kulav (Figure 11) - when he is far from the camp and has to remain with the flock.
