The phrase "adopt a format" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of choosing or implementing a specific structure or style for a document, presentation, or other forms of communication.
Example: "In order to maintain consistency across our reports, we need to adopt a format that everyone can follow."
Alternatives: "embrace a structure" or "implement a style".
In 1977, with audience numbers down by almost half from the peak, of some two hundred thousand, during the antiwar protests, WBAI planned to adopt a format with more music and talk aimed at Hispanics and blacks.
The journal will adopt a format for standardized enhance communication.
How can the open Web adopt a format that has such restrictions?
The evidence presented here would suggest that the teaching of EBM within an Asian environment should adopt a format that facilitates both the acquisition of knowledge and encourages enquiry, comprising a prefacing lecture followed by a small group PBL session.
The evidence presented here would suggest that the teaching of EBM within an Asian environment should adopt a format that facilitates both the acquisition of knowledge and encourages enquiry.
After a brief period of muckraking, the magazine adopted a format consisting of short fiction as well as articles on celebrities and public affairs, and it expanded its circulation to two million by 1940.
There is no journal yet that has adopted a format increasingly used for books, the epub/epub3 standard [3].
The agency adopted a format unanimously recommended by its consumer advisory committee, which received input from industry and public interest groups, said committee chairwoman Debra Berlyn.
While newer versions of JBrowse released subsequent to the creation of the Mnemiopsis Genome Browser are able to accept a slightly expanded number of inputs (including specific relational database dumps), the generic feature format version 3 (Gflat file file was the input type we adopted, a format that continues to be supported by JBrowse at the time of this writing (version 1.11.1).
Courier wants tennis to adopt a Ryder Cup-like format.
But it has often been an innovator; in 2003, for example, it was the first of the country's national broadsheets to adopt a tabloid format.
