The phrase "adopt a network" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of embracing or implementing a network system or structure, often in a technological or organizational context.
Example: "In order to improve communication and collaboration, we decided to adopt a network that connects all departments."
Alternatives: "embrace a network" or "implement a network".
In this section, we'll look at how companies and sales managers can use three levers sales force structure, compensation, and skills development to encourage salespeople to adopt a network-based view and make the best possible use of social networks.
Managers can use three levers--sales force structure, compensation, and skills development--to encourage salespeople to adopt a network-based view and make the best possible use of social webs.
Managers can use three levers sales force structure, compensation, and skills development to encourage salespeople to adopt a network-based view and make the best possible use of social webs.
While most recent advances on this topic adopt a network-theoretic approach1, it generally owes a great deal of intellectual debt to the innovator-imitator approach in Bass (1969) and the sequential stages for the innovation process proposed in Rogers (1962).
The present study adopts a network approach to consider the role that oil and gas installations in the ocean could play in species conservation and enhancing resilience.
Here we revisit the traditional quasispecies theory by adopting a network structure to constrain the occurrence of mutations.
This paper proposes a new cache architecture based on a two-phase load balancing to improve IMKVS performance, which has adopted a Network Function Virtualization (NFV) architecture to manage the load balancing mechanism.
But because the British company is only a minority stakeholder, it was forced to ride along in the passenger's seat at Verizon Wireless, a fact painfully driven home when Verizon adopted a network that was not compatible with what Vodafone offers in the rest of the world.
This paper adopts a network utility maximization framework and focuses on the weighted rate-sum maximization problem, which is known to be a difficult nonconvex problem.
