The phrase "able to adopt a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's capacity or capability to embrace or take on something, such as a new idea, behavior, or practice.
Example: "The team is able to adopt a flexible approach to project management, which enhances productivity."
Alternatives: "capable of embracing a" or "able to take on a".
At this rate we'll be able to adopt a kid using SnapChat by 2020.
"Groups like that need to be able to adopt a holier-than-thou attitude," he said.
A bureaucrat would not be less susceptible to the claims of bias and might be able to adopt a more technocratic style.
He said: "If there is a loving family, ready and able to adopt a child, issues of ethnicity must not stand in the way.
Gay couples will be able to adopt a child or one partner will be able to adopt the child of the other under the terms of a bill presented by the government to Parliament, where approval is expected.
I will be standing as an independent candidate and because I am not beholden to party politics I will be able to adopt a more objective approach and promote policies in the best interest of all Londoners.
Canada has been able to adopt an open-door policy, in part, because it has a less frenzied political climate than many other rich countries.
Those publishers which are able to adopt an Open model rather than continuing to maintain their own walled gardens, will ultimately triumph, and probably more rapidly than we expect.
The reality is that American English is the international language of many industries, and anyone in one of them, whether they're call center employees, software engineers or executives, can benefit from being able to adopt an American-like accent.
And just to totally kill the idea of being able to adopt an accent when you're drunk, Clopper sent me off with a story to answer the question.
However, to date it is completely unknown if Atg13 is indeed able to adopt an additional conformation as well, which then would be unable to bind phosphoryl groups.
