The phrase "adopt computer" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest the act of incorporating or using a computer, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "In order to improve efficiency, we need to adopt new computer technologies in our workflow."
Alternatives: "embrace technology" or "utilize computers".
More recently, the state's Board of Education voted in November to adopt computer science standards for students after lawmakers directed the board to do so.
The brainchild of Wesley Clark, 'the most brilliant computer designer of his generation', LINC was developed specifically to address the failure of biologists to adopt computer technology.
As The Times reported late last week, a presidential advisory committee is urging President Obama to adopt computer technologies so that better use is made of radio spectrum for wireless communications.
As The Times reported last week, a presidential advisory committee is urging President Obama to adopt computer technologies so that better use is made of radio spectrum for wireless communications.
Though the Board of Trade remains a force in the United States futures market, industry experts say the exchange's reluctance to adopt computer technology and its stubborn defense of face-to-face pit trading may be its undoing.
Small businesses have been notoriously slow to adopt computer technology.
At other schools, teachers have been reluctant to adopt computers.
They were the first to adopt computers: decades-old mainframes are still in use.
This is not to say that Paulo Freire sought to adopt computers uncritically, rather his policy was formed as a result of a political and pedagogical strategy that sought to intervene in the status quo of a multimediated age.
Mr. Schaeffer said WellPoint had adopted computer systems that incorporate new software for tasks like data analysis without disrupting older systems used in customer service.
The entire framework architecture has been then specified and implemented by adopting Computer Interpretable Guidelines (CIGs) as the knowledge engineering formalism for its construction.
