The phrase "adopt a case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is taking on a particular legal case or situation, often in a professional or academic setting.
Example: "The law firm decided to adopt a case that focused on environmental protection."
Alternatives: "take on a case" or "assume a case".
We adopt a case study approach, as comprehensively described by Yin [46], to investigate the issues of social acceptance.
To illustrate the approach, we adopt a case study that considers the impacts produced by an earthquake and its aftershocks (the external events) on a nuclear power plant (the critical plant) embedded in the connected power and water distribution, and transportation networks which support its operation.
A number of those that adopt a case study design, meanwhile, have analytical weaknesses, such as limited contextualization of the experience they report or inadequate comparison and contrast of cases in analysis (see below).
We adopt a case-based approach involving three software firms, whose innovation teams served as our empirical research sites.
We have decided to adopt a case-based inquiry as a research strategy.
In the future, as our curriculum becomes more interdisciplinary, and we put in practice some of our own recommendations, we expect to adopt a case-based approach, where students design their own experiments, as exemplified by the BioQUEST Curriculum.
To address these objectives, the current study adopts a case study approach.
This paper adopted a case study approach to investigate the sustainable development practice in the Three Gorges Project.
Adopting a case study approach, we examined the quality of three measures of change in cognition and affect for older adults.
This paper adopts a case study method to analyze the achievements and problems of PPP projects in both countries and then proposes important findings and suggestions for future research.
For this, the current study adopted a case study approach by analyzing data from secondary sources such as company reports, websites, and trade publications that were commonly used by previous internationalization case studies (e.g., Childs & Jin 2014; Lopez & Fan 2009; Vrontis & Vronti 2004).
