The phrase "adopt a strategy for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the implementation of a plan or approach to achieve a specific goal or address a particular issue.
Example: "In order to improve our sales performance, we need to adopt a strategy for reaching new customers."
Alternatives: "implement a plan for" or "develop an approach for".
An EvoS program failing to adopt a strategy for exploiting that environment will fail to reach its potential.
The decision of establishing a provision-of-services contract meant that the supplier had to adopt a strategy for delivering such services with internal controls to facilitate the management of individual requests in order to comply with the SLA.
In any case, it is wise to adopt a strategy for placing replicas, rather than leaving the distribution uncontrolled, given that there are relatively few cases in which replica placement may be considered irrelevant.
Thus, genotype is an important consideration when shift workers adopt a strategy for adjustment to the night-shift schedule.
Microarray data are continuously variable, so it is necessary to adopt a strategy for scoring transposons as present or absent.
(iii) Evidence that people with back pain tend to adopt a strategy for increased stiffness and stability at the expense of spinal function [ 26]. (iv) Non-resolution of changes in the deep muscle system is linked to recurrences of low back pain [ 27].
One way to change students' perceptions might be to adopt a strategy of assessment for learning, as opposed to assessment of learning, steering and fostering the learning of students and rewarding understanding and higher order cognitive skills [ 33, 42].
Consequent to the negative impact of the hip retroversion, we have adopted a strategy for managing symptomatic malunited SCFE by a midshaft and 45° inward rotation femoral shaft osteotomy (FSRO).
So while there is absolutely nothing wrong with progressive pressure on Obama to minimize accommodation of conservatives and Republicans, or of "bipartisan" Beltway opinion, it's long past time to acknowledge that Team Obama has adopted a strategy for progressive accomplishment that's simply different from the "pick up sides and go to war" approach.
