The phrase "able to be adopted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that can be accepted, taken on, or implemented, such as policies, practices, or ideas.
Example: "The new guidelines are flexible and able to be adopted by various departments within the organization."
Alternatives: "capable of being adopted" or "suitable for adoption."
Despite their compactness and customizability, SMPs haven't been able to be adopted for mainstream applications.
Moreover, the results of uniform DAHs are shown to be able to be adopted to interpret the simulated plateau stress of functionally graded DAHs under impact loading.
As such proposed Internet gaming regulations were able to be adopted and become effective in October 21, 2013, less than three months after Governor Christie signed the law legalizing Internet gaming in the state.
About half of the children in foster care are not able to be adopted, because their family is trying to get on their feet in order to reunify with their child.
Way implored Cadieux to let him know which of his pets would theoretically have to be killed if he lived in Montreal since the new provision limits the number dogs in a person's home ― and dogs that could qualify as "pit bulls" would not be able to be adopted out to new homes under the ban.
However, the approach promoted by the WHO GBD studies may be able to be adopted for use in LCA.
Further, it was anticipated that the health workers would be more likely to own a basic mobile phone as opposed to a smartphone, and hence would be able to be adopt an SMS reporting tool more readily.
When he was finally able to run and ready to be adopted out, I had mixed feelings.
The method that we adopted was able to be inclusive of the diversity of types of evidence in our review.
He said that gay couples should not be able to adopt: "These are not puppies, raising children is not an experiment".
The UK will require the agreement of the EU's 27 other members to be able to re-adopt selected measures.
