The phrase "adopt a requirement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the acceptance or implementation of a specific condition or standard in a project or process.
Example: "In order to ensure compliance with industry standards, we need to adopt a requirement for regular safety audits."
Alternatives: "embrace a requirement" or "implement a requirement".
"What I wish," Naegele said, "is that some state would adopt a requirement for higher-level language, so the others would follow".
Environmental consciousness began here a few years ago, when Calgary became the first major Canadian city to adopt a requirement that public buildings meet the standards established by Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design.
President Trump on Wednesday blasted the NFL, accusing the league of "total disrespect for our great country" following a meeting of team owners that did not adopt a requirement for players to stand during the national anthem.
Russell F. Smith III, NOAA's deputy assistant secretary for international fisheries, noted, for example, that the organization did not adopt a requirement proposed by the United States, Belize and Brazil that all sharks caught in Iccat fisheries be landed with their fins still attached and not lopped off.
They can adopt a requirement that shareholders get a say on politics.
First, we adopted a requirement for registrants to include hyperlinks to the exhibits in their filings.
Following a series of meetings in New York on Tuesday, which included a four-hour gathering with players, team owners emerged without adopting a requirement that players stand.
On August 15, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) issued a regulatory notice adopting a requirement that U.S. registered broker-dealers collect margin on To-Be-Announced (TBA) transactions (FINRA Rule 4210).
Four years ago, the New York State Board of Regents adopted a requirement that all graduating public high school students, including vocational students, pass Regents exams in English, math, science, global studies and American history and government, by 2004.
While several states encourage women seeking abortions to view an ultrasound, Oklahoma last year adopted a requirement that doctors or technicians perform the procedure with the screen visible to the woman, and explain in detail what she is seeing.
But CommonWealth refused to give up, and after its initial public offering, the board on its own and without shareholder approval adopted a requirement that all shareholder disputes be arbitrated.
