The phrase "adopt a normative" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation of a standard or guideline, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "In order to ensure consistency across the organization, we need to adopt a normative framework for our policies."
Alternatives: "embrace a standard" or "implement a guideline".
We adopt a normative perspective, assuming that animals seek to maximize the utilities they achieve, and viewing motivation as a mapping from outcomes to utilities.
To adopt a normative commitment, so the argument goes, is to 'subordinate oneself in the name of an external code, truth, authority or goal' (Rose, 1999b: 283); it is to become unwittingly 'hard-wired' to a political perspective (Rose, O'Malley and Valverde, 2006: 101).
In 2003, the Central Bank of the UAE decided to regulate hawaladar registration, adopting a normative framework for licensing and supervision.
Treating food as a human right means adopting a normative and analytical framework that can diagnose and repair broken food systems at every level.
This paper adopts a normative approach to develop a dynamic form of corporate reporting designed to deal with the threat posed by mass extinction of species.
Susan Wolf adopts a normative competence view in which the capacity that is essential for autonomy is the capacity to track objective moral reasons.
In this investigation, we have adopted a normative perspective, asking how the different variables arising in a complex neuronal model should interact in shaping the plasticity response - striving for maximal mathematical transparency and not for maximal biological realism.
Last year the Austrian Parliament adopted a normative act under which childcare allowances for foreign workers whose children do not reside together with them in Austria need to be adjusted in accordance with the provisions of their country of origin.
Makes deliberate choices between adopting a more normative (strategy-level) or a more procedural (R&D-level) approach to responsible innovation.
Process-responsive innovation: Makes deliberate choices between adopting a more normative (strategy-level) or a more procedural (R&D-level) approach to responsible innovation.
Gerald Geison hinted as much in 1978, when he claimed that adopting an 'explicitly normative stance' ran the risk of doing 'major violence to historical sensibilities'.
