Is that grammatically correct?
"…adapted to the problems from individual discussions"
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On who or what adapted? On the problems. Battery Plural.
Ask for the 4th case (who or what? ) – so it must be at THE PROBLEME. Use the battery number.
..matched to the problems from the individual talks ” LG gadus
Thank you
You’re welcome. LG gadus