The phrase "adopt requirements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of accepting or implementing specific criteria or standards in a project or organization.
Example: "In order to ensure compliance with industry standards, we need to adopt requirements that align with the new regulations."
Alternatives: "embrace criteria" or "accept specifications".
The case study shows that in the 1970s the Town of Arlington completely abandoned its policy of encouraging development of apartment buildings—and high-rise buildings at that and adopted requirements that severely constricted the possibilities for developing multifamily dwellings.
The Regents' vote reflects a debate that began five years ago, when the board adopted requirements that all high school seniors pass at least five Regents exams, in math, English, science, global studies and American history, with those requirements to be phased in by 2004.
Recently, the SEC adopted requirements that brokers holding investor assets file quarterly reports explaining how they maintain customer assets and detailing their compliance efforts.
Texas, Indiana and Arkansas recently adopted requirements similar to the L.A. board members' proposal.
From the 1950s, accounting academia and practice grew further divided due to the accounting academic community adopting requirements from social science academia, while practicing accountants "maintained an emphasis on professional qualifications and technical skills".
Rather than trying to impose a federal requirement now, he is pressuring the states to adopt reporting requirements within three years.
Students who entered the program under the old requirements may choose either to continue under that regime or to adopt the requirements below.
The ensuing controversy prompted the Gospel Music Association to adopt content requirements for its annual Dove Award entries.
In the states that adopt such requirements, critics say, the effect will spread far beyond the healthy adults who do not already comply.
Last year, the president issued an executive order calling for deploying "work requirements when legally permissible". As a result, the Centers of Medicare and Medicaid Services has encouraged states to seek waivers to adopt work requirements for Medicaid.
