The phrase "adopt back" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what is intended by "adopt back," as it does not follow standard usage patterns in English.
Example: "We need to adopt back the policies that were previously in place."
Alternatives: "reintroduce" or "reinstate".
In this paper, we adopt back-propagation neural network to study the relationship between folding rate and protein structure.
But the police maintained the tolerant attitude they first adopted back in December, when the demonstrations against Putin started.
Japan and its allies must win the support of three-quarters of the IWC's members to overturn the moratorium on whaling adopted back in 1982.
This strategy was adopted back in the mid 1990s and was directly inspired by the success of Bill Clinton's make-over of the Democratic party in the United States.
His current assignment is to trace the biological parents of a woman named Hope McMaster, adopted back in the 1970s when she was 2 by a British couple who promptly moved their little family to New Zealand.
Just as back in the Olympia Diner we saw Don telling stories about his life as Dick, here Peggy talked about her own Dick Whitman secret – the baby she had adopted back in late 1960.
An investment manager for Ingalls & Snyder in Manhattan, Mr. Venter endures a two-and-a-half hour commute so he can stay in New Haven, the city he adopted back in the 70's.
"Had the plan to arm Syria's rebels been adopted back in 2012, the most likely scenario is that the war would still be raging and look much as it does today, except that the United States would be far more intimately and deeply involved," Mr Lynch says.Mr Lynch's argument is comprehensive and grounded in a deep understanding of the conflict and in the work of multiple other academics.
But these variant devices also have the potential to act as advance market research for tech that can be adopted back into a flagship device: if any is particularly successful, it provides a roadmap for Samsung about what will draw customers to the S5 or beyond.
The current European data protection directive was adopted back in 1995 so updating the bloc's rules to keep pace with seismic shifts in technology is the overarching aim here, along with a parallel push to harmonize regulations across the region with the goal of creating a so-called "Digital Single Market" to simplify operations for businesses selling services in Europe.
We've also been told for years -- since the initial mandate or ethanol was adopted back in 2005, that cellulosic ethanol was "just around the corner".
