The phrase "and adapted to developments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications made in response to new information or circumstances.
Example: "The project plan was revised and adapted to developments in the market."
Alternatives: "and modified according to changes" or "and adjusted to new circumstances".
And the genre's growing popularity is yet another story of how tradition in India has adapted to development, with the attendant gains and losses.
The taiga is well adapted to development following natural disturbances, which include fire, floods, snow breakage, and insect outbreaks.
The development of modern thought on the topic has a long and winding history and has been modified to adapt to developments in other fields, including astronomy, biology, chemistry, and geology.
As early as 1955 the government prepared a general plan that by the late 20th century had been twice improved and adapted to more-recent technological developments.
These premises suggest that software development must take place in an environment where proven solutions can be modified, combined and adapted to be used in the development of new products.
It is reminiscent of another movie theme of Madonna's, 'Live to Tell' (1986)." Music critique Peter Buckley noted that the song was atmospheric and one of Madonna's best works, showing her ability to stay in touch with and adapt to musical developments.
There is considerable interest in the mechanisms underpinning plant metal tolerance, a complex process that enables plants to survive metal ion stress and adapt to maintain growth and development without exhibiting symptoms of toxicity.
The fund aims to help poor nations pursue clean development and adapt to climate change impacts, including more floods, droughts, heatwaves and rising sea levels.
Treatment and Education of Autistic and Related Communication Handicapped Children (TEACCH) is classroom-based program meant to individualize academic instruction and social development and adapt to a particular child's strengths.
International harmonization of health regulations and intellectual property rights is ongoing; this is necessary but insufficient to overcome the major bottlenecks in the development of healthcare products, and it will take time to mature and adapt to the rapid pace of technology development.
