"made adaptations" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that someone changed something to make it suitable for a different purpose or circumstance. For example: "The marketing team made adaptations to their campaign to better suit the target demographic."
Mendelssohn used the standard classical structures for the piece, but he made adaptations to better suit both his own tastes and the changing times.
DC → MA indicated that students made adaptations after they detected errors.
In the last week, students made adaptations to goals, plans, or strategies when they detected errors.
This finding indicated that students in the high-achievement groups tended to monitor the group's process after they made adaptations, while students in the low-achievement groups tended to claim comprehension failure after they made adaptations.
This year, in comparison, the department meetings are focused on "how do we really make this work for our students?" We made adaptations to the TLP and PSC models in response to the priorities of our district partner and the specific needs of our TLs and their sites.
This survey showed that selected countries invariably made adaptations to ICMT courses based on country needs.
The Guardian's Andrew Pulver called it a "serious, well made adaptation".
This piping system was approximately 3.5 meters long and a locally made adaptation to the packing machine.
Of course, the market may be making adaptations that are harder to measure.
We could certainly try and make adaptations to the new reality that would, among other things, foster civic engagement -- making it easier to work part time, for example.
Know you will always have to make adaptations, in love relationships, in friends, in society, in work, but don't let anybody change your mind.
