The phrase "adopt models" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the implementation or acceptance of specific frameworks, theories, or methodologies in various contexts, such as business, science, or education.
Example: "In order to improve our efficiency, we decided to adopt models that have been proven successful in similar organizations."
Alternatives: "embrace frameworks" or "implement strategies".
Rudlin's winning submission argues Britain should adopt models pioneered in Scandinavia, the Netherlands and Germany to "take a confident bite out of the greenbelt" and build extensions connected to existing city centres over 30 years or more.
Many applications of multivariate extreme value analysis adopt models that assume a particular form of extremal dependence between variables without justification.
In a traditional approach, user participation can be relatively passive: the Public Transport Service Provider can adopt models to capture and analyze patterns of user behavior.
We want to stress in this context that the numerical solution discussed in this paper is fully 3-D and thus can readily adopt models with a laterally variable lithosphere once reliable information about such variability is available.
Hence globally, industrial managers are taking advantage of sound scientific studies to adopt models for their industries bearing in mind that an improperly planned accident control scheme could lead to substantial monetary losses due to accident claims.
In the last few years, school systems have begun to adopt models that are designed to measure how much value teachers add to their students' learning.
Consequently, operating companies are reluctant to adopt model-based production optimization into their operations.
Many automated sleep staging programs adopt model-based algorithms in clustering or classification.
Number of cycling genes, percentage of adopted models, and relationship between amplitude and genes called cycling in each condition.
The prevailing schools in psychology and psychiatry — behaviorism and psychoanalysis — adopted models of the mind that were incompatible with the concept.
However, it seems that these commonly adopted models do not explicitly cover usability engineering (UE) processes.
