The phrase "adopt a pledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of formally accepting or committing to a promise or agreement.
Example: "The organization decided to adopt a pledge to promote sustainability and reduce its carbon footprint."
Alternatives: "make a commitment" or "take a vow".
Florida SBA's Michael McCauley believes that boards through their compensation committees should adopt a pledging policy that assesses if a pledging action might create a market event due to its size or other qualifying characteristics.
LPOC's partner firms to adopt a diversity pledge, including adopting the Rooney Rule in the pledge.
But the murder of Khashoggi marked an inflection point, with critics calling upon American thinktanks and universities to adopt a "democracy pledge" by refusing both Saudi and Emirati money.
LPOC to adopt a diversity pledge, including implementing the Rooney Rule in hiring and in considering firms for investments.
1987: MONTREAL - Governments adopt a treaty pledging to restrict emissions of chemicals damaging the ozone layer.
The OpenIDEO community responded by submitting almost 200 different inspirations, analogous examples, and concepts, from empowering mothers and janitors to starting "poo pledge" and adopt-a-drain campaigns.
Countries adopt a fixed exchange rate -- a pledge to convert currencies into dollars at a preset rate -- in part to reassure investors that their money is safe.
Reporters Without Borders, a group advocating press freedom, recommends that Internet companies also adopt a good conduct code, pledging not to filter out words like "democracy" and "human rights" from search engines and maintaining their e-mail and Internet servers outside China.
World leaders convened at FAO Headquarters for the World Summit on Food Security unanimously adopted a declaration pledging renewed commitment to eradicate hunger.
