The phrase "adopt a right" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is taking on or accepting a particular right or entitlement, often in legal or formal discussions.
Example: "In order to ensure equality, we must adopt a right that guarantees access to education for all citizens."
Alternatives: "embrace a right" or "assume a right".
Your British friends are concerned that the rule of law has been abandoned in Guantánamo, that you seem willing to protect steelworkers and farmers from market forces, and your willingness to adopt a right of pre-emption in security makes us nervous that the multilateralism that sustained America and Europe for so long is, if not being abandoned, at least being severely modified.
The maternal health community did not adopt a right to health mindset or approach – perhaps because they found the entitlements under the right to health insufficiently clear as to the appropriate health interventions.
The last state to adopt a right-to-work law, Oklahoma in 2001, has seen manufacturing jobs decline by a third since its passage.
Lawmakers could also adopt a right-to-rent policy, requiring banks to let foreclosed borrowers rent their homes for several years at a fair-market rate.
Remarkably, only PLMs containing a Leu in the positiontion adopt a right-handed 310 α-helical conformation, in contrast to two closely related hexapeptide PLMs lacking a terminal Leu residue (Table 2) [39].
The plant PABC domain contains five α-helices that adopt a right-handed super coil fold [ 57].
(C ) In the presence of a single-stranded DNA, bacterial DnaB can adopt a right-handed spiral with a moderately-wide pore (PDB ID 4ESV, Itsathitphaisarn et al., 2012 ).
The report came shortly after a group of United Nations experts adopted a "right to privacy" resolution.
In conclusion: in all over the design of the device a multifactor approach would be adopted: a right combination of alloy composition, "surface shape", lubricant oil and alloy grains dimension, should be considered to avoid failures.
E1 helicase also adopts a right handed staircase pattern in the conformation of side chains when bound with DNA [ 79].
"SB5 went away last night but the problem didn't," said State Senator Keith Faber, a Republican.Other states watched warily, like Indiana, where a Republican-led legislative committee recently recommended adopting a right-to-work law, which would eliminate any requirement that workers in unionized workplaces pay union dues or fees.
