The phrase "adapt a policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the modification or adjustment of a specific policy to better fit new circumstances or requirements.
Example: "In response to the changing market conditions, we need to adapt a policy that addresses remote work flexibility."
Alternatives: "modify a policy" or "revise a policy."
The government is adapting a policy that it has used with other businesses, but it is one that misunderstands the incentives for news organizations.
Robust optimization helps in specifying appropriate conditions for adapting a policy, by identifying conditions that produce satisfactory results across a large ensemble of scenarios.
Indeed, a Taiwan government poll puts support for speedy reunification at just 1%; only 14% of Taiwanese appear to support "eventual reunification".This summer, a conference of Taiwan "experts" was convened on the mainland to consider the possibilities of adapting a policy towards the island that had remained largely unchanged since 1986—when the KMT was the sole, dictatorial, party.
Our country has somehow adapted a national policy that our deaths be quickly rationalized by preconceived notions, fueled by prejudice and hate our lives shadowed with a perpetual fear that one day any one of us could come to bouts with this unjust, and oppressive system that we were never meant to survive.
When the National Education Association held its membership conference over Independence Day weekend, it made headlines for endorsing Barack Obama early; for a speech Joe Biden gave about keeping the union-supporting "family" in tact; and adapting a teacher evaluation policy that would -- barring a few caveats -- take into account student performance on standardized tests.
The experts offered four guidelines for minimizing panic and helping people adapt to changed circumstances: *Adopt a policy of full disclosure about what is and is not known and deliver information in a nonpatronizing manner.
We adapted an existing alcohol policy appraisal model - the Sheffield Alcohol Policy Model - which has been used to evaluate pricing policies in England and Scotland [ 12- 14] and screening and brief intervention policies in England [ 15].
At this point, policy makers decide whether to continue, adapt or terminate a policy or programme based on the recommendations of researchers or their own interpretations of research findings.
To adapt the policy to a new context, we utilize a hierarchical approach by learning an upper-level policy that generalizes the lower-level controllers to new contexts.
