The phrase "adopt differently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations in approaches or methods that individuals or groups may take in adopting something, such as a policy or practice.
Example: "In order to meet the diverse needs of our community, we must adopt differently than we have in the past."
Alternatives: "approach differently" or "embrace differently".
A sensitivity study is then carried out, adopting differently shaped bird models and varying the material hydrodynamic and deviatoric responses.
Marketing professor Frank Bass was among the first to theorize the process of how new products get adopted differently in a population of innovators and imitators, thereby founding an entire research tradition in marketing.
These policies were thus adopted differently by health professionals, and their acceptability varied depending on the extent to which they disrupted the habitual functioning of the health system.
"He asks us not to close off dialogue and encounter but to gather everything that is valid and positive, even by those who think differently from ourselves and adopt different positions".
Lee et al. (2008) found that elderly residents adopt HSP differently than the general population.
Let's make that a bit more true by ending discriminatory laws that treat adopted persons differently from everyone else.
Each of these substates adopts a differently weighted ensemble of conformations for other residues.
By using the space differently they subsequently also appear to adopt a different, more reserved stance towards the task.
Notice what these teachers do differently, and adopt these methods when teaching your own class.
I believe that to be the best Planner requires thinking differently, adopting new behaviors and creating a culture to support success.
Still in this line, there have been concerns about false-positive clinical diagnosis due to the subjective criteria differently adopted among clinicians [ 2], supporting the necessity of establishing molecular biomarkers that could at least guide a clearer diagnostic decision.
