The phrase "adopt help" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it, as the combination of words does not form a standard expression or concept.
Example: "I need to adopt help" does not make sense in context.
Alternatives: "seek assistance" or "request support."
The proportion of GP surgeries and clinics offered HeLP-Diabetes who adopt it, the number of patients who register on HeLP-Diabetes, the socio-demographic characteristics of the patients who take part in the evaluation study and the characteristics of the clinics and GP surgeries that adopt HeLP-Diabetes will be described using descriptive statistics.
In the early 1990's Mayor David N. Dinkins testified at a transit system hearing with his own plan to avert a fare increase, which, while not adopted, helped to prevent a fare increase.
Control measures adopted helped combating the virus and declaring the country free of the virus in August 2006 [7].
The winning ideas are available for any person or business to adopt to help improve the health of their workplace and communities.
His doctor might prescribe a statin to manage hypercholesterolemia, but there are other self-health strategies MOTU can adopt to help lower his bad cholesterol level.
Both challenges could be framed in a traditional strategy that museums adopt for helping visitors to interpret their collections: storytelling.
Some form of haptic or vibrating feedback, a feature many touch-screen smartphones have adopted, would help.
Other technology is being adopted to help curb diseases such as measles and malaria still epidemic in Africa.
"A territorial tax system should be adopted to help put the U.S. system in line with other countries, leveling the playing field," the Simpson-Bowles commission concluded.
