The phrase "adopt in the future" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing plans or intentions to implement or embrace something at a later time.
Example: "We are considering various strategies that we may adopt in the future to improve our services."
Alternatives: "implement later on" or "embrace down the line".
There is a segment of consumers – the technology "Skeptics" – who may adopt in the future, but not until the benefits of these apps are more clearly understood.
"The time is right to go back and revisit what we thought we knew about how the program worked and why, and then to also better understand what kind of nuclear force posture China might adopt in the future," he says.
Is the any agile practice that the team intends to adopt in the future?
The remainder of this article is dedicated to the following active learning methods I employ today, and strongly urge other educators to adopt in the future: meditation, visioning workshops, various types of discussions and small group work, and (shortened) active teacher and guest lectures.
In the past, board resolutions have dealt specifically with education-related matters, Goldstone said, and board members did not want to dilute the weight of any school-related resolutions they may adopt in the future.
The bill was revived by the efforts of conservatives who felt it was essential to halt the influx of illegal aliens and liberals who feared that any bill adopted in the future would be far more restrictive.
Mantis supports different cloud platforms either public such as Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) and ∼okeanos or private based on OpenStack, while its modular architecture allows other cloud infrastructures to be adopted in the future with minimum effort.
We suggest that, if forecast information is widely disseminated and adopted in the future, appropriate market or policy interventions may need to accompany the information to optimize societal benefit of climate forecasts.
In the frame of the Engineering Validation and Engineering Design Activities EVEDAA) phase of the International Fusion Materials Irradiation Facility (IFMIF) project, a supporting lithium loop has been designed and is currently under construction at Oarai (Japan) with the main objective to test several technological solutions to be adopted in the future IFMIF plant.
