The phrase "adopt international standards" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the implementation or acceptance of globally recognized guidelines or practices in various fields, such as business, technology, or environmental policies.
Example: "To enhance our product quality and ensure compliance, we need to adopt international standards in our manufacturing processes."
Alternatives: "embrace global standards" or "implement worldwide standards".
"These proposals are intended to ease the burdens that foreign companies may face" when they adopt international standards, William H. Donaldson, the S.E.C. chairman said.
Simon Harris, the health minister, will meet with trans activist groups over the next two months to examine ways in which the health service can adopt international standards.
It was France, at the behest of its banks, that nearly a decade ago insisted on a carve-out from the rules on bank accounting when the European Union agreed to adopt international standards.
But she cautioned that the government needed to adopt international standards of transparency and accountability, and in a swipe at Myanmar's state-owned oil and gas company, she said foreign countries could help by not partnering with it until it had adopted such standards.
It even seemed possible that if the two boards got close enough with harmonisation that America might adopt the international standards wholesale.At a conference at Baruch College in New York on May 3rd, grandees from the FASB and the Securities and Exchange Commission (which would make the decision to adopt international standards) explained where the project has got to.
PARIS — Monaco succumbed to international pressure over the weekend, becoming the latest country to adopt international standards for banking openness and information-sharing at a time when the United States and its European allies in battling tax evaders face what could be years of negotiations before they are able to proclaim victory.
We recommend that future efforts in measuring and monitoring human resources for MNCH adopt international standard classifications for social and economic statistics (or their national equivalents), including those relevant to the health workforce.
Working with international human rights groups, Qatar's 2022 committee as well as two other Qatari institutions have adopted international standards that are incorporated in all contracts.
