The phrase "adopt a check" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to implementing a verification process or accepting a certain standard, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "Before finalizing the project, we need to adopt a check to ensure all requirements are met."
Alternatives: "implement a review" or "establish a verification".
Auditors themselves, fearful of lawsuits, are inclined to adopt a "check-the-box" approach, adhering strictly to accounting rules rather than exercising (necessarily subjective) judgment.
Better to adopt a Serve the Check strategy.
Perhaps the most important thing you can do is to adopt a mindset of "checking in" with your subordinates rather than "checking up" on them.
As for the airlines, they need to adopt a fully encrypted check-in model as soon as possible and require user authentication for any and all steps where booking data is accessible and editable.
Rosen criticized Meet the Press, and host David Gregory specifically, before recommending that all shows adopt a formal fact-checking system.
Japan's ambassador to the United Nations, Motohide Yoshikawa, told reporters after the Security Council meeting that his government expected the Council to adopt a robust resolution to check North Korea's nuclear weapons ambitions.
Hogan also says he wants to make it more difficult for mentally ill people to get weapons and wants Maryland to adopt an instant-background check system used by other states.
TD Bank has adopted a Simple Checking Guide, which includes information on minimum deposits, overdraft fees and the bank's policy on processing payments and debits.
In parts of the U.S., you need a more thorough background check to adopt a dog than to acquire a semiautomatic AR-15 weapon.
Family Dollar agreed to adopt a uniform policy on accepting checks for all of its stores in the state, Mr. Spitzer said.
It wouldn't be unprecedented for banks to adopt a short, standardized format for checking account terms.
