The phrase "adopt methods" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to suggest introducing or beginning to use certain techniques or strategies. For example, "The company needs to adopt methods that will reduce its carbon footprint."
The Board shall elect a chair, vice-chair and secretary and adopt methods of procedure.
But today, Mr. Bush wrote that House Republicans were bringing a fresher, smarter approach to the issue by seeking to adopt methods that had proved successful in Europe.
Pakistan, another country that brought the initial challenge, has agreed to adopt methods to protect turtles, a change that has resulted in the restrictions on its shrimp catch being lifted, she noted.
Likewise, few British managers adopt methods based on regular reading of the Harvard Business Review, where they would find the most up-to-date American critiques of outmoded business practices.
Though there are environmental and economic advantages listed above, further incentives to encourage private companies to adopt methods of bio-leaching could be implemented in the form of tax exemptions or other funding incentives.
Actuaries have also expressed concern that other states and cities will adopt methods like the one Illinois is using, because many of them are cutting benefits for future workers, to save money and close budget gaps.
For MPF, we adopt method narrowing the feasible set to search for the approximate solution.
Finally, he adopted methods designed to combat corruption.
Having met with no response, they adopted methods of terror, which culminated in 1881 in the assassination of Emperor Alexander II.
The first is, that you have good cause for adopting your methods in the beginning, and secondly that you have adopted methods which when pursued with sufficient courage and determination are bound, in the long run, to win.
To get rid of undesirables, "I adopted methods as unorthodox as their own – sufficient to say that within a fortnight these gigolos left Edinburgh.
