The phrase "active adoption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe the process of actively embracing or implementing something, such as a policy, technology, or practice.
Example: "The company's active adoption of sustainable practices has significantly reduced its carbon footprint."
Alternatives: "proactive implementation" or "engaged acceptance".
With the active adoption of ADSL and cable modem broadband accesses in the SOHO and residential markets, these markets generate more data traffic as well.
We demonstrate that the active adoption of metallic nanowires would provide high-degree of freedom for high-performing photoelectric devices with satisfying flexible and transparent features.
One of the biggest roadblocks in the active adoption of AI across industries is the sheer scarcity of appropriately skilled professionals.
Three sub-counties were purposively selected from each of the two study Counties, based on their active adoption of various fodder production technologies that had been introduced under the ARSP-II program.
The no-kill sanctuary (Costa Rica actually forbids euthanasia for animals) neuters the dogs it takes in to control the number of strays and runs an active adoption program.
O'Connell thinks the tone of the responses to the report she's been hearing bodes well for acceptance and active adoption of its recommendations.
In the light of these findings, the TV industry should consider the pro-active adoption and facilitation of the networked DVR infrastructure.
Improvements in "Literacy Demand" were due to the use of an active voice, adoption of a more conversational style of writing, and addition of learning aids.
But attitudes have changed, and mothers who once gave up their babies without much say are playing active roles, interviewing adoption agencies, screening and often meeting prospective parents.
Children in Cluster 1 and 2 have a more closed and passive behaviour than the one expected, whereas children in Cluster 3 have a more opening and active behaviour in adoption communication within the family.
Furthermore voluntary participants in studies may be active in the adoption of new information and therefore correspondingly active in bringing about change.
