The phrase "adopt a device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of choosing or implementing a particular tool or technology for a specific purpose.
Example: "In order to improve productivity, the team decided to adopt a device that streamlines communication."
Alternatives: "embrace a tool" or "utilize a gadget".
Glad spoke about the need to adopt a device-independent approach to UX, the importance of designing for fat fingers and how the mobile UX revolution was above all an intuitive move towards a greater UX simplicity.
The purpose of this part of the interview was to determine the participants' familiarity and level of expertise with electronic devices, the type and cost of devices currently being used by them, the most frequently performed tasks on these devices and the factors that they deem the most important for selecting and adopting a device.
BYOD does not suit every industry the military and banking sectors may never adopt a personal device strategy.
But he was "saved," to use his word, by changing the form and tone of his poetry, specifically by adopting a stylistic device, long lines, that many critics consider the principal innovation of his poetry.
Emma Darwin (great-great-granddaughter of Charles) adopts a similar device in her first novel, "The Mathematics of Love," combining the letters and memoirs of a veteran of the Napoleonic wars with the first-person narrative of a teenager who moves into the soldier's former home in the mid-1970s.
Ethics influences such decisions, seeking assurance that the device will benefit patients while not doing them disproportionate harm, that individuals are fully informed before they make decisions about adopting a new device, and that risks and benefits of a new treatment (or from withdrawing access to an older one) are fairly and reasonably distributed [ 3].
We think that this analysis might help clinicians in making the important economic decision of whether to adopt a new VAP prevention device or procedure.
The company had been trying to adopt a strategy of selling devices at lower prices, thereby shifting higher volumes but with thinner margins.
Nearly three-quarters of the companies that have adopted a no-device policy at meetings and about 60% of those that have limited employees' website access said these approaches have proven effective in reducing distractions, according to a 2014 survey by the Human Capital Institute, a talent management association.
For a realistic device we adopt a dissipative model.
