The phrase "adopt a low profile" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when advising someone to avoid drawing attention to themselves or their actions.
Example: "In a competitive environment, it's often wise to adopt a low profile until you fully understand the dynamics at play."
Alternatives: "keep a low profile" or "maintain a low profile."
He may choose to adopt a low profile in the campaign, to stop it turning into a referendum on him.
Foreign forces are expected to adopt a low profile on polling day, out of sight of polling stations where their presence could be provocative, officials said.
Downing Street had always decided it would adopt a low profile in the run-up to the Polish election last Sunday that resulted in the election of the Tories' sister party, the Law and Justice party.
If the idea of such preparation is completely unusual, the group may have to adopt a low profile to prevent its appearing either to be an elite or in need of special nursing.
But at the same time their leaders hew to Deng Xiaoping's dictum that "China should adopt a low profile and never take the lead .The BRICs, which the Chinese calls jinzhuan siguo, or four golden brick nations, are a way to square that circle.
Some 50% of the campus's 900-odd students (the plan is to have some 4,000, mostly undergraduates, by 2008) cast their ballots in an election conducted "much more enthusiastically" than similar ones often are in Britain, says Mr Curry, a veteran of student union affairs in his home country.The party, it appears, has decided to adopt a low profile in order to avoid embarrassing Nottingham.
But in Afghanistan it adopted a low profile as sovereignty was handed over to an Afghan government led by President Hamid Karzai.
Since Labour's heavy election defeat he has adopted a low profile at Westminster, preferring to focus on charity work and his role as a United Nations special envoy.
With Angela Merkel adopting a low profile across the Rhine, he has no difficulty in striding forth as the leader of the euro zone — even if the anti-inflationary dogmas of the European Central Bank still irk him.
They said they believed that those forces were among the Taliban and Al Qaeda fighters who had adopted a low profile after the fall of Kabul but never left Afghanistan, and had kept their military supplies there.
