The phrase "an adapted form of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been modified or changed from its original version to fit a new context or purpose.
Example: "The novel is an adapted form of the original play, reimagined for a modern audience."
Alternatives: "a modified version of" or "a revised edition of".
I think an adapted form of volcano boarding could easily be included in the Transhumanist Olympics, too.
But besides simply waiting for the years to pass, the evidence is strongest for an adapted form of cognitive behavioural therapy.
Linear B is an adapted form of Linear A, which was borrowed from the Minoans by the Mycenaean Greeks, probably about 1600 bc.
The use, by the Egyptian Christians, of an adapted form of the Greek alphabet, caused a correspondingly widespread disuse of the native Egyptian script.
They didn't yet know it, but in an hour or so an adapted form of their chosen weapon was about to be deployed to spectacular effect half way across the world, in a way that would elevate their status as international pariahs.
Using an adapted form of the TAM questionnaire supported this analysis.
Now a group of researchers reports that they can track individual bees for up to 700 meters using a specially adapted form of radar that involves attaching antennas to the bees.
A specially adapted form of Eucharist is celebrated there on the first Sunday of the month.
The symptom prevalence data was collected using The Teen Nordic Musculoskeletal Screening Questionnaire (TNMQ-S), which is a translated and adapted form of the Extended Nordic Musculoskeletal Questionnaire (NMQ-E).
Some claims that the Tappanaga, alternatively called Shiogondou are not adapted form of Short-finned pilots but a distinctive species of own.
The rest of the paper is structured as follows: First, we will explain the adapted form of the NIST incident handling guideline for the cloud model (Section "Incident handling").
