The phrase "adopt ideas" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the acceptance or incorporation of new concepts or thoughts into one's own beliefs or practices.
Example: "In order to innovate, we must be willing to adopt ideas from various fields and disciplines."
Alternatives: "embrace concepts" or "incorporate thoughts".
3. Do you have, support, or adopt ideas?
He said that he would be happy to adopt ideas that work, whether they come from FDR or Reagan.
The idea, Mr. Sánchez explained in a telephone interview, is to adopt ideas that have worked in other countries.
On energy bills and payday lending, we've seen the government adopt ideas recently similar to ones proposed by Labour.
But it failed to adopt ideas for sweeping changes to how the Bank of England is managed and rejected proposals to make banks financially stronger through tightening a measure of capital known as the leverage ratio.
Eager to drive a wedge between the new president and congressional Republicans, Democrats see talk of infrastructure projects as a way to piggyback on Trump's frequent vows to repair the nation's crumbling roads and bridges and persuade him to adopt ideas that would put him at odds with GOP leaders, who have done little to embrace what would amount to a major new government spending program.
Congress often adopts ideas suggested by the commission, and hospital executives fear that could happen again as lawmakers search for ways to squeeze savings out of Medicare.
He has adopted ideas, like the individual mandate at the heart of his health insurance overhaul, that originated among conservative thinkers.
Some conservative groups in the UK and the US reacted to the rise of the welfare state by adopting ideas of 'compassionate conservatism'.
In this paper we analyze the stability and robustness of the gain-scheduled closed-loop system by adopting ideas from sliding mode control.
Interaction design for these products is a relatively new field that has adopted ideas and methods from product design, computer systems design, and industrial manufacturing.
