The phrase "adopt elements of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the incorporation or integration of specific features, ideas, or practices from one context into another.
Example: "The new policy aims to adopt elements of successful strategies used by other organizations."
Alternatives: "incorporate aspects of" or "embrace features of".
The soldiers felt Welfare was pushing its Islamic agenda too strongly, forging links with the Arab world and looking to adopt elements of sharia law.
The sheriffs of Bristol, Plymouth and Worcester Counties, all Republicans, said they were working with federal officials to adopt elements of the program in their counties immediately.
For years, German auto makers, feeling the pinch of more efficient Japanese producers, have tried to adopt elements of just-in-time lean manufacturing and to get high-paid German workers to be more flexible.
Zeynep and I have continued talking, and I've encouraged my team to think about ways to adopt elements of the strategy, in terms of both how we talk about it and the process itself.
Following the conquests, both urban and rural culture began to adopt elements of Arab culture, and an Arabic vernacular eventually replaced the Egyptian language as the common means of spoken discourse.
The session will share lessons and provide insights for other community-driven organizations that may want to adopt elements of a Community Council model for consultation on strategic directions for the organization or collective.
He also adopted elements of Raphael's architectural language.
Pop bands like The Black Eyed Peas have adopted elements of house.
Throughout most of the nineteenth century, reformers sought to reverse China's decline by adopting elements of Western technology.
Many Muslim countries have adopted elements of sharia law governing issues such as inheritance, banking, marriage and contract law.
In recent years, several Japanese pop idols who have adopted elements of black musical styles have hit it big.
