The phrase "be adapted to use" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something has been changed or modified to fit a specific purpose or function. Example: This car is designed to be adapted to use as a delivery vehicle.
Moreover, the library should be simple so that models can be adapted to use the common data format without requiring any detailed knowledge on its use.
Designed for sugarcane production in Brazil, the process can be adapted to use crops grown on marginal land (thus reserving more productive land for food crops) and to use bagasse.
Karsan, a publicly owned Turkish company, says its van, also assembled in Turkey, fully complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act and can be adapted to use alternative fuels.
This paper describes a novel but proven process (CO2+3 H2→CH3OH+H2O) which could be adapted to use, as input reagents, CO2 emitted from fossil-fuelled power stations and hydrogen from electrolysis of water by a zero-emissions electricity source, e.g. renewable and/or nuclear energy.
In such cases, the heuristics can be adapted to use the attributes provided by the dataset.
The study demonstrates the feasibility and the ease with which ultrasound can be adapted to use in complex, underdeveloped care systems to enhance patient care and satisfaction.
The ITS1 method was adapted to use as a real-time PCR for diagnostic purposes.
The principles of thermodynamics as well as Schmidt theory were adapted to use for modeling the engine.
The calibration process for the microscope, which is based on image-charge electrostatic models, has been adapted to use the Laplacian 'complex frequency'.
Whereas the other algorithms could have been adapted to use a colour input only CROSS used an RGB colour input in the original work [4].
Where available, existing open source code was adapted to use the CDK minimising the need to rewrite algorithms (eg for Jarvis Patrick clustering and Sammon projection; see acknowledgments).
