The phrase "adopt a form of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the acceptance or implementation of a particular method, style, or approach.
Example: "In order to improve our workflow, we decided to adopt a form of agile project management."
Alternatives: "embrace a type of" or "take on a version of".
American officials urged him to adopt a form of democracy for S. V., but the gov't.
By suggesting that Britain adopt a form of proportional representation, the 77-year-old peer is raising the possibility of a new pattern of politics.
Its IPO was based on speculation about WMD's, terrorist connections, and the desire and capacity of people we didn't know to adopt a form of government they didn't know.
Presumably they mean that Dodgson's advocacy might have persuaded Britain to adopt a form of proportional representation, in which case the author's father might never have become prime minister.Towards the end, Dodgson focused on symbolic logic.
The popos include bureaucrats at every level of government from local party cadres to provincial and national officials who have, for their entire careers, been siphoning resources from the SOEs, and even compete with one another for the biggest share.Those SOEs that rise above anarchy tend to adopt a form of governance known as the "key man model".
Accordingly, we adopt a form of research that is emergent and contingent.
Adopting a form of "one-stop shopping" facilitates a larger and more representative set of voters.
An added advantage of adopting a form of the model code is that the International Code Council would provide certain technical and support services to help with implementation.
American exports of corn to Europe have virtually dried up because corn farmers have widely adopted a form of biotech corn that kills pests.
The rest of the world has recognised this and adopted a form of AAC (advanced audio coding) as the new standard for DAB+.
