The phrase "adopt controls" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the implementation or establishment of measures or regulations to manage a situation or process.
Example: "To ensure compliance with safety standards, the company decided to adopt controls for all manufacturing processes."
Alternatives: "implement measures" or "establish regulations".
The antitrust authority said in a statement that TripAdvisor had failed to adopt controls to prevent false reviews, while at the same time promoting the site's content as "authentic and genuine".
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, which is running the review, also said it would perform regular checks on the banks' work and make sure they adopt controls to prevent errors.
The air district is seeking to adopt controls on arsenic emissions that are specific to lead-acid battery recyclers such as Exide.
Lagrew doubts that any hospital has increased its C-section rate in pursuit of profit, but he does note that the first hospitals to adopt controls on early elective inductions have been nonprofits.
Different control trajectories are designed for corresponding operational states in order to best adopt control actions to current plant conditions.
Consequently, there is a need to adopt control measures to minimize the emission (the slip) of ammonia from such processes.
Middle-income countries most commonly implement integrated management, whereas poor countries predominantly adopt control through utilization for managing Prosopis.
However, it should be expressly pointed out that it is possible to adopt control law reflecting the variable value regulation.
They argued that France could have adopted controls less restrictive than a ban.
Environmental groups and states that have adopted controls on carbon dioxide emissions from vehicle tailpipes responded with jubilation, while the auto industry and some of its backers offered statements of resigned disappointment.
It was not possible to exclude adopted controls.
