The phrase "a push to adopt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or initiatives aimed at encouraging the acceptance or implementation of something, such as a policy, technology, or practice.
Example: "There is a growing push to adopt renewable energy sources in order to combat climate change."
Alternatives: "an effort to embrace" or "a drive to implement".
Companies stuck in low-value, low-skill business models might need a push to adopt these more dynamic practices.
The Soviet Union made a push to adopt natural gas in cars, to free up crude oil for export and ease the late-Soviet economic crisis.
Without a push to adopt renewables, India's galloping demand for energy could send oil and gas prices spiralling up and scupper any hopes of limiting CO2 emissions.
One of the top priorities for Democrats in the legislative session this year is a push to adopt a statewide system to provide public matching funds for candidates, modeled after the city's system.
In recent years, there has been a push to adopt behavioral nudges, such as developing conduct agreements for employees to sign and issuing timely reminders or notifications about potential unethical blind spots, as a way to increase people's ethical awareness and prevent unconscious misconduct.
With that in mind, it's perhaps not surprising that there would be a push to adopt a digital certification system.
Getting him involved in the company will help PayPal, which made a major push to adopt bitcoin in 2014, in a number of ways.
Mr. Levin was handed the gavel at a tough time for the committee and for House Democrats generally, as they begin a final push to adopt health care legislation amid relentless criticism by Republicans, in a midterm election year.
Last year, Mr. Messier moved to Manhattan amid a corporate push to adopt American-style accounting and business procedures, just before the Enron scandal kicked off a global wave of revulsion at United States business practices.
Illinois also joined a national push to adopt tougher learning standards for children at every academic grade.
Their revival can be traced to rapid advances in battery technology, as they use batteries similar to those in laptops and smartphones, and the government has for years supported a national push to adopt electric vehicles (EVs).
