The phrase "adopt objective" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of embracing or accepting a specific goal or aim, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "In order to improve our performance, we need to adopt a clear objective for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "embrace a goal" or "accept a target".
In the confocal sampling mode, with the adopted objective, a spatial resolution of 1.7 μm2 is achieved in the x-y plane.
In the present paper, the best patch shape is determined by minimising the stress-intensity factor function (which is the adopted objective function).
As studies have increasingly adopted objective measurement technologies (e.g., accelerometers) to assess children's physical activity, stronger associations with health outcomes have been identified [ 6- 16].
For this reason, we adopted objectives similar to those used by Arlati et al. [ 15], and we accepted CI values of at least 2.5 L/minute/m.
"The Australian side should adopt an objective and unbiased attitude and refrain from doing anything that undermines regional peace and stability".
Julie Bishop's stance prompted a warning from Beijing that Australia "should adopt an objective and unbiased attitude" to the territorial dispute.
Moreover, in our future studies, in addition to merely using students' self-perceived measurement to survey their affective learning outcomes, we will also adopt more objective assessment through the use of empirical data to examine students' cognitive learning outcomes.
For example, we may regard a very young child as initially exempt from the reactive attitudes (but increasingly less so in cases of normal development) or adopt the objective standpoint in relation to an individual we determine to be suffering from severe mental illness (P. F. Strawson 1962: 6 10; Bennett: 40; Watson 1987: 259 260; R. Jay Wallace: chs. 5 6).
