"adopt and implement" is a perfectly acceptable phrase to use in written English.
You can use it any time you need to express the ideas of taking on and putting into action something new. For example: "Our company has decided to adopt and implement a new policy regarding employee vacation days."
Individuals have two roles in this: In their citizen-role they have to consent to measures and support their implementation, in their consumer-role they have to adopt and implement measures in their behaviour.
As a result, there is a reticence to adopt and implement EHR systems that may engender yet another costly EHR implementation failure.
An applicant country is simply required to adopt and implement all 160,000-odd pages of the European acquis.
Starbucks' public commitment, made in 2013, followed a shareholder resolution requesting the board of directors adopt and implement a comprehensive sustainable palm oil policy.
In Possingham's resignation letter he said that despite the government agreeing to adopt and implement all the recommendations of his panel, it did not do so.
It would also, according to the summary, require signers to "adopt and implement strict regulations for access to particularly dangerous micro-organisms," and report "any releases or adverse events that could impact other countries".
Freeh painted Kaslow as a hypocrite, saying the "chairwoman of the so-called 'special committee'" voted with the APA's other leaders to "adopt and implement these policies over a series of years with full knowledge of Dr Behnke's role in the resolution drafting process".
In most states public utilities commissions simply demand that utilities adopt and implement conservation programs.
Each state must then adopt and implement these standards, with minor adaptations allowed.
Change in existing manufacturing system is inevitable to adopt and implement JIT production.
Evidence-based practices (EBPs) reach consumers slowly because practitioners are slow to adopt and implement them.
