The phrase "adopt a change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the acceptance or implementation of a new policy, practice, or idea.
Example: "In order to improve our workflow, we need to adopt a change in our project management approach."
Alternatives: "embrace a change" or "implement a change".
To adopt a change in peer preferences PEOR uses recent ratings of peers for recommendations, thereby leading to better quality recommendations.
The decision to adopt a change includes determining the steps to be undertaken to ensure sustainability over time.
For now, Twitter is testing the change with a select portion of its user base, as it does from time to time when experimenting with how users will react to or adopt a change to its platform.
For now, Twitter is testing the change with a select portion of its user base, as it does from time to time when experimenting with how users will react to or adopt a change to its platform.
He was, he said, greatly in favor of annual elections, and he thought, in the present instance, it would be establishing a dangerous precedent to adopt a change; for, says he, the principle may so operate, as, in time, our elections will be as seldom as the revolution of the star the honorable gentleman talks of.
In it the CLA goes through the motions of outlining how the City might adopt a change in the Standard Provision for City Contracts patterned after a 2006 ordinance, passed by the City of Philadelphia, that incorporates a system of points and penalties affecting eligibility for the City's banking contracts to a bank's federal CRA rating.
If adopting a change burdens employees with too much additional effort, they'll resist.
At the meeting, shareholders adopted a change in the company's bylaws that will make unwelcome takeovers more difficult.
In one JJ agency, the LCT made progress toward its goal of increasing the proportion of youth who receive a comprehensive assessment within seven days of screening positive for substance use problems by adopting a change to their assessment scheduling procedures.
By adopting a change management perspective, we develop some barrier-related interventions that could overcome the identified barriers.
Whether or not this particular maneuver is based on scientific evidence, the general public accepted it and voluntarily adopted a change in behavior.
