The phrase "adopt a way" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to indicate that someone has chosen to take on a particular approach or method. For example: "I decided to adopt a new way of studying to help me pass my exams."
Chinese philosophy is "wisdom" literature, composed primarily of stories and sayings designed to move the audience to adopt a way of life or to confirm its adoption of that way of life.
Merchant sailors quietly gave in to pirate attacks because of a principal-agent problem — it wasn't their cargo — and because doing so enabled them to adopt a way of life that was a hundred to a thousand times more lucrative.
Network members adopt a way of looking at the car emergency services.
You forget the one in front of you…we need to adopt a way of focusing on the patient, so the moment he walks in we should tell ourselves my patient is the one in front of me".
Try not to adopt a way of speaking that isn't natural or comfortable, as your discomfort in the style of the speech will likely come across in your delivery.
YouTube is a relatively new medium and not unlike news anchors, they've adopted a way to speak that means you understand exactly what they're saying.
The possibility that RNA molecules could have served as catalysts in an early metabolic network is considered [ 7, 8]: the RNA replicator would have adopted a way to not only self-replicate, but also to catalyse the chemical reactions that lead to the formation of its own constituents [ 14, 15].
Let's say we accept the premise that the system needs to change, that we as a society need to adopt a better way, a different way to help people finance their retirement.
Retailing executives describe Mr. Rosen as a tough negotiator, unafraid to adopt a "my way or no-way" stance.
Against our culture of productivity and its attendant subculture of "letting off steam," Freud hypothesized that the best way to refashion our world for the better is to adopt a new way of speaking to one another.
