The phrase "adopt screening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the implementation or acceptance of a screening process or method, often in health, education, or security settings.
Example: "The organization decided to adopt screening for all new employees to ensure a safe work environment."
Alternatives: "implement screening" or "introduce screening".
If LDS men adopted screening more readily, we may expect that they would have experienced higher prostate cancer incidence rates.
The participants in the Yale study fear that another disaster on the scale of Haiti's is potentially waiting to happen, as the UN has still not adopted screening and preventive antibiotics as routine treatments in relocating peacekeepers.
Improvements in adult cancer survivorship can be achieved from behavioral changes and adopting screening programs.
Both sites A and B included an action step to train JJ staff on how to implement and code a newly adopted screening tool.
Of those that have adopted screening for distress, few have incorporated strong research or evaluation components.
Further, profound differences in uptake rates between socio-economic groups have emerged in countries adopting screening (Weller et al, 2007; Deutekom et al, 2009).
Visitors to most of these expert sites can disguise their identities by adopting screen names and can even choose to have their questions and answers hidden from public view.
These include screening candidate radiosensitivity genes for mutations (Leong et al, 2000; Severin et al, 2001), adopting functional genomics approaches (e.g. using DNA microarrays) or, as adopted here, screening for abnormalities in key candidate proteins.
F.D.A. officials said they believed that the genetic test, which is already available from some laboratories, would be quickly adopted for screening patients before prescribing abacavir.
The comptroller, H. Carl McCall, who plans to run for governor, said adopting a screening system would create a "better reservoir" of candidates for the boards of the City University and the State University of New York systems.
A cytopathic effect (CPE) reduction assay was adopted for screening the antiviral activities of the pure compounds isolated from the roots of E. jolkinii in the present study.
