The phrase "adopt new ways" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation of innovative methods or approaches in various contexts, such as business, education, or personal development.
Example: "In order to stay competitive in the market, we must adopt new ways of thinking and operating."
Alternatives: "embrace new methods" or "implement new strategies".
Most are ready to adopt new ways of serving their customers.
Consequently, SOC designers must adopt new ways of organizing blocks within their designs and must employ new, more efficient interconnection schemes among blocks.
North Carolina ratified the Thirteenth Amendment to the Constitution (which abolished slavery) in 1865, but, as was the case in most Southern states, white authorities in North Carolina attempted to adopt new ways of controlling the newly freed slaves.
Each of these is independent of the others, and each develops at its own unique pace.In "Changing Minds", Mr Gardner applies his cognitive framework to the task of persuading people to adopt new ways of thinking about matters of importance.
Leadership is fundamental to digital transformation: If we want our people to adopt new ways of working and communicating, we need advocates at all levels, especially leaders because that is where traction is greatest.
Whether it is the size of our breasts, the length of our legs or the colour of our makeup, we adopt new ways of altering ourselves to make them our own, to give them personal integrity and meaning.
Helped by a support group, Mrs. Wick adopted new ways to handle professional and personal demands.
Greater NHS efficiency and productivity, as well as adopting new ways of working, will realise the other £22bn, he said.
Ensuring that change sticks involves the hard work of defining new roles, adding new skills and adopting new ways of working.
Wal-Mart's sheer size has long enabled it to create ripple effects throughout corporate America whenever it adopts new ways of doing business.
The Church of England yesterday claimed a dramatic rise in attendance figures for services, after adopting new ways of calculating the number of worshippers.
