The phrase "are adapted to evaluate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods, tools, or systems that have been modified or designed to assess something effectively.
Example: "The new software tools are adapted to evaluate user engagement metrics more accurately."
Alternatives: "are designed to assess" or "are modified to analyze".
At first, fuzzy analytic hierarchy process (FAHP) is adapted to evaluate objective function weights in SC.
Finally, the minimum gap between carbon nanoparticles in collision can be described by the conventional contact mechanics, which is adapted to evaluate the minimum gap.
The presented methodology can be adapted to evaluate how other unconventional materials compare to more conventional counterparts that are well established in bridge applications.
The FFT-based formulation initially proposed for seeking the average behaviour of linear and non-linear composites by means of the homogenisation procedures [1], [2] was adapted to evaluate the damage growth in brittle materials.
In this study, thermal process calculation procedure used to evaluate safe levels of microbial inactivation by means of time-temperature history of the product during processing was adapted to evaluate the risk associated with acrylamide formation in cookies during baking.
Moreover at the microscopic scale, i.e. at the fiber scale, image processing was adapted to evaluate fiber orientation within nonwovens, which is known to be an important information for mechanical behavior prediction.
Discrete-event simulation is applied to assess the financial, operational and environmental performance of different SC configuration options while the value-at-risk concept is adapted to evaluate related SC risks.
A work-of-fracture method using three-point bend beam (3PBB) specimen, commonly employed to determine the fracture energy of concrete, is adapted to evaluate the mode-I cohesive fracture of fiber reinforced plastic (FRP) composite concrete adhesively bonded interfaces.
