The phrase "adopt a computer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of acquiring or integrating a computer into a system or organization.
Example: "In order to improve our workflow, we decided to adopt a computer that is specifically designed for data analysis."
Alternatives: "acquire a computer" or "integrate a computer".
Second, they have to adopt a computer system called Comstat which helps them to analyse statistics on all major crimes.
In Scotland, a high incidence of many cancers and the existence of two high-quality, national, computerised databases on HIV and cancer incidence afforded an opportunity to adopt a computer linkage approach to examine the occurrence of malignant neoplasms (both AIDS and non-AIDS defining) among all HIV diagnosed persons across Scotland.
Adopting a computer program for an existing theoretical model, relationships between pumping pressure and geometric parameters for geosynthetic tubes can be established.
The judges adopted a computer-use policy similar to those in place at many private businesses.
Adopting a computer-aided mixed qualitative and quantitative network analysis approach, this study seeks to complement above approaches to document the roles assigned to actors and the relative importance of topics as codified in MCAPs in a structured quantitative way.
To incentivise them to adopt a rigorous discipline, computer science GCSEs must be added to the English baccalaureate.
The government adopted a new computer security plan last fall, but he said that very little of the plan had been put in effect, leaving security largely uncoordinated and varying in quality from department to department.
The suit, which is ongoing, alleged that city officials adopted a flawed computer system to run the program over the objections of federal officials, leading to delays in benefit payments and other problems.
Computer hardware distributor InterX proved the wisdom of adopting a whizzy computer-oriented name; the shares have risen by 50percentnt since the company changed its name from Ideal Hardware last year.
To do so, computers adopt a message protocol that endows meaning to sequences of bytes.
For example, fuzzy expected value was adopted in a computer program by Kuramoto et al. [6] for ventilatory control during clinical anesthesia, and Jaccard [7] applied it into snow avalanches to measure their semantic damage.
