The phrase "adopt a limited" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation of a restricted or specific approach, policy, or strategy.
Example: "In order to manage resources effectively, we decided to adopt a limited budget for the project."
Alternatives: "implement a restricted" or "embrace a narrow".
Instead, the country would adopt a "limited nuclear options" approach.
And why adopt a limited perspective in which the benefits are seen simply as information for care home "consumers"?
Evidence suggests that naturally occurring proteins adopt a limited number of folds, whereas the variety of primary structures is essentially unlimited.
In research on Virtual Learning Environments (VLEs), it has been shown that teachers often do not explore VLEs to their full potential and only adopt a limited set of the available tools.
This might be explained by the fact that the catalytic activity of the HECT domain strongly depends on its tertiary structure: all HECTs are organized in two structurally distinct lobes (N-lobe and C-lobe, where HECT is located) that can adopt a limited range of three-dimensional conformations (Huang et al. 1999; Verdecia et al. 2003; Rotin and Kumar 2009).
At Mr. Feeney's direction, the foundation adopted a limited life policy to expire in 12 to 15 years.
He suggests that the United States had alternatives to all-out war with Japan after Pearl Harbor, and should have adopted a limited strategy of military containment and harassment.
Secondly, our cost analysis adopted a limited intervention provider perspective.
In the case where the molecule adopts a limited set of conformations in solution, the ensemble is expected to sample a narrow range of RG and Dmax relative to the values in the pool.
The original MVH group had minimal information on the likely distribution of responses in large populations, and therefore adopted a limited pragmatic test, and later studies have not reconsidered this issue at all.
Israel wants it to adopt a more limited mission.
