The phrase "adopt it as" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of accepting or implementing something as a standard or practice.
Example: "The committee decided to adopt it as the new policy for employee conduct."
Alternatives: "embrace it as" or "accept it as".
When she wore a particular style of dress, they would adopt it as well.
States had to adopt it as well to get the federal money, and were free to expand the identification requirement.
The U.S. would do well to adopt it (as well as parliamentary democracy, but that's a whole other argument).
Given that the business environment has become equally unpredictable, it's time for companies to adopt it as well.
Once users in a market that has lead market characteristics have adopted a specific innovation design, the possibility increases that users in other countries subsequently adopt it as well.
But Delta executives who oversaw tests of the technology said they wanted to adopt it as fast as possible because they believed the investment would quickly pay for itself by reducing luggage handling costs.
The full council could then vote against adopting the policy, amend it before formally adopting it, or adopt it as is.
If the environmentalist Left doesnt embrace this idea, if they choose instead to emphasize the virtues of imposing economic pain, the environmentalist Right should adopt it as its own.
If employability is key, then Ofsted should adopt it as part of its mantra for all education provision – it should be taken into account when inspecting schools, as well as colleges.
Its members voted to adopt it as party policy at their conference last year.
The standard HRC logo features a yellow equals sign against a navy background, but the group posted a red version to its Facebook page on Tuesday morning and encouraged users to adopt it as their avatars.
