This is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about implementing a plan or program. For example, "We decided to adopt a new energy-saving scheme to reduce the company's carbon footprint."
Concerned that many middle and lower earners are being forced to pay high rents in London because they can't afford to buy, Civitas calls on ministers to adopt a scheme similar to one operating in Australia, which ensures that no sale can take place to overseas buyers unless they can show that their investment will add to existing housing stock.
To avoid this situation, we can adopt a scheme based on anti-squeezing the target quadrature before the HEMT amplification [29, 50], see Figure 1.
Alternatively, one might adopt a scheme to actively determine the interaction density at each time-step and attenuate the force in equation 3 accordingly, i.e. an adaptive PAIRS coefficient scheme.
In SERF, we adopt a scheme that combines a continuous wave (CW) S.E.
Serological tests of pets have increased as many rabies-free countries have amended their quarantine measures and adopted a scheme requiring rabies vaccination followed by a serological test.
It adopts a scheme known as Homomorphic linear Authenticator (HLA).
It requires some small changes for the protocol implementation, but RAM adopts a scheme to guarantee interoperability with legacy IEEE 802.11 devices.
Kilwardby adopts a scheme of ordination for the different sciences or disciplines, and it is largely based on the model of Hugh of St. Victor's Didascalicon: De studii legendi, a widely circulated and immensely influential work from the twelfth century on the classification of sciences.
To determine the early embryonic SUMO-ome (catalog of sumoylated proteins), we adopted a scheme that involved a two-step affinity purification strategy using SUMO tagged at its N-terminus with both (His 6 and FLAG tags, followed by liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS -based protein identification of trypsin-digested proteins (Figure 1A).
A court, however, is unlikely to adopt a complex scheme of no-fault insurance or to impose a different insurance scheme even though these more radical transformations of social institutions would provide higher overall welfare.
Spain, which has a more modest version of the scheme, saw a decline of 43.1% and Britain, which has yet to adopt a scrappage scheme despite months of industry pressure, one of almost 30%.
