The phrase "adopt an action plan" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the implementation of a strategy or approach to achieve specific goals or objectives.
Example: "After assessing the situation, the team decided to adopt an action plan to improve productivity and efficiency."
Alternatives: "implement a strategy" or "establish a plan of action."
He said that "in response to the startling disclosures," the Barnes "adopted an action plan to pursue a number of fundamental institutional reforms".
Last month, European lawmakers in Strasbourg adopted an action plan calling for more women to be nominated for high-ranking and influential EU positions.
It stated that in the four years after the Obama administration adopted an "action plan" with Colombia in 2011 to reduce violence against trade unionists, 105 union activists have been murdered and 1,337 death threats have been issued against union leaders and members.
In an attempt to alleviate the problem, last fall the city adopted an action plan on homelessness, which includes "reinforcing the exercise of citizenship".
The African Union, at the 2001 Assembly of Heads of State and Government, adopted an action plan for health system (NHS) integration of ATM by 2010 (20).
It is an opportunity for governments, UN agencies and other partners to review their progress to date on the development goals – and to adopt an accelerated action plan for the final, five-year push toward the MDG deadline.
The UN General Assembly held a special session in May devoted to children's issues and adopted by consensus an action plan for promoting children's health and education and fighting child abuse and exploitation.
Iraq has taken an important step as the first Middle Eastern country to adopt a national action plan, an important measure to address the impact of Isis on women.
The trick to combating clutter is to adopt a paperwork action plan and follow it diligently to prevent mail and other items from piling up.
