The phrase "adopt safeguards" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the implementation of measures or protocols to ensure safety or security in various contexts, such as business, technology, or health.
Example: "To protect our data, we must adopt safeguards that prevent unauthorized access."
Alternatives: "implement protections" or "establish security measures."
Government regulations will force energy companies to adopt safeguards against air and water pollution from hydraulic fracturing.
— Glenn Collins The Wall Street Journal: At first they were often dismissed as overprotective and alarmist, but parents of children with life-threatening food allergies have succeeded in getting schools, restaurants and governments to adopt safeguards.
The lawsuit led to a settlement in which Philadelphia officials agreed to adopt safeguards to make sure police stops were conducted legally, and to accept oversight by an independent monitor.
An article on Tuesday about criticism of a decision by federal prosecutors to drop cover-up charges against the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston in exchange for an agreement to adopt safeguards to prevent sexual abuse by priests gave an erroneous name in some copies for a national group that called those safeguards insufficient.
In the lead up to the 26, you can also demand Cargill adopt safeguards on the palm oil it trades to ensure the company can guarantee that it is not profiting from -- or endorsing -- situations like the fires in Tripa.
Device producers have since adopted safeguards to alert them to problems before too many patients are injured.
The executive also said that his bank was adopting safeguards to protect customers whose income flows from Social Security or other government programs from incurring any fees.
But the triple meltdown at Japan's Fukushima Daiichi plant 18 months ago suggests that the commission needs to go beyond direct health impacts in adopting safeguards, commission staff members and outside experts argued at a three-hour hearing on Tuesday.
Obtaining assent and respecting dissent are widely adopted safeguards when conducting dementia research involving individuals who lack consent capacity, but there is no consensus on how assent and dissent should be defined or what procedures should be used regarding them.
More than half of all states are precluded by state laws or policy from adopting safeguards stronger than the federal standard.
American officials, however, had little success getting hundreds of foreign germ repositories to adopt similar safeguards.
