The phrase "adopt forms of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the implementation or acceptance of various methods, styles, or practices in a particular context.
Example: "To improve our outreach efforts, we need to adopt forms of communication that resonate with our target audience."
Alternatives: "embrace types of" or "take on methods of".
But some universities now want to adopt forms of proprietary courseware that actually lock out people from outside the university".
To answer that question, we adopt forms of organizing as a theoretical lens, which provides structure to examine organizing issues.
This is a presumption, therefore it is suggested that future studies adopt forms of verification of the level of severity/intensity of the maltreatment suffered by the children of the study sample.
Furnished with sense organs that in some cases are superior to those of humans, animals are able to achieve wondrous and ingenious things; they adopt forms of collective organization; they know how to make use of medical and military arts; moreover, they are endowed with a form of reasoning, of language, of natural prophecy and even of religion.
From this point of view, information systems can help make knowledge more flexible and less schematic, especially if they adopt forms of many valued or fuzzy logic (Sanchez 2006), which are not strictly monotonic and are partly realized through bottom-up processes (such as the conceptualisation obtained by means of neural networks or multi-agent systems: Batty 2005).
On the basis of experimental findings such as these, many philosophers adopted forms of radical skepticism.
Western businesspeople often fall foul of this protocol by adopting forms of communication that are far more blunt than their Chinese counterparts are accustomed to.
Table 1 summarizes the published studies in terms of their use of the following key features of FDA: the reported smoothing technique, FPCA, clustering, the adopted forms of the FLM and forecasting.
Lawsuits against Arthur Andersen and its partners may provide the first test of whether a widely adopted form of partnership will shield the property of partners who were not at fault, lawyers say.
The smartphone, for example, facilitates new, exciting social possibilities; sold as instruments of liberation, in the same way as cars were in the 1950s, they are the most rapidly adopted form of technology in history.
In the past, E-Trade has combined this widely adopted form of investment management with optional active portfolio management.
