The phrase "approaches adapted from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies that have been modified or tailored from original sources or frameworks.
Example: "The research employs several approaches adapted from previous studies on cognitive behavior."
Alternatives: "methods derived from" or "strategies modified from".
My research uses novel approaches adapted from biomedicine and molecular biology to address these challenges.
This underlines the importance of inter-individual response patterns and need for individual patient characterization before application of interventional therapeutic approaches (adapted from Hotchkiss et al., 2013 [4]) Fig. 3 Infection-induced activation of key immune cells.
Based on the presenting complaint, the counsellor will chose one of six counselling approaches adapted from Van der Veer [ 16].
In comparison, component-oriented single-marker based approaches (adapted from the mainstream pharmaceutical industry) do not account for the complex assortment of metabolites generally present in herbal medicine [ 22, 23].
The structure of the network is developed using parameter sensitivity studies and the relationships between connected parameters are obtained using a learning approach adapted from fuzzy neural networks.
The former is an approach adapted from literature to evaluate the maturity of a technology in the categories theory, experiments and integration.
The proposed formulation –following a statistical approach adapted from classical rubber elasticity– is based on the evolution of the molecular chains' end-to-end distance distribution function.
The design approach adapted from ED proved to be useful to structure the design process to provide insight into interactions of emission processes and find principle-options and technical solutions to prevent pollution swapping.
In this work we present an alternative optimization approach, adapted from symmetric fuzzy linear programming (SFLP), which is applied to the design and scheduling of this kind of facilities.
Oblique direct radiation incidence angles due to ridged surfaces were taken into account using a Fresnel theory based approach adapted from window design research and extended to describe the effect of a liquid water film on the inside of the plastic.
Indirect cytotoxicity of the scaffolds was evaluated based on an approach adapted from the ISO10993-5 stestard test method [27, 28].
