The phrase "adopt systems" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the implementation or acceptance of specific systems or processes within an organization or context.
Example: "To improve efficiency, the company decided to adopt systems that streamline communication and project management."
Alternatives: "implement systems" or "embrace systems".
I kind of think we're not there yet speaking from our point of view but it's going towards that standardisation… Participant 5, Vendor C Participants also highlighted that effectively drawing on secondary uses of data would take time, particularly in hospitals that were slow to adopt systems (as adoption was a prerequisite for deriving value through secondary uses of data).
The bigger the hospital, the more it can adopt systems that deliver better-organized, higher-quality, less-wasteful care.
Another idea that emerged was that more states might adopt systems like those in Maine and Nebraska.
Companies also adopt systems for condition monitoring, namely Condition Based Maintenance (CBM) systems.
Dissatisfaction with systems emphasizing financial targets only has driven many companies to adopt systems using multiple performance measures.
To improve the overall performance of quality in healthcare systems, researcher needs to adopt system theoretic thinking in research design and a holistic view of systems effectiveness.
Mr. McCall noted that the state still had not adopted systems to track inspections and complaints.
Adopting systems in recipient countries does not necessarily mean handing over money for general budget support.
But many states are adopting systems where test scores are just a part of an educator's performance review.
The paper concludes with a discussion on wider implications of adopting systems engineering methods and techniques.
Adopting systems biology technology will help to understand TCM Syndromes and modernize Chinese herbal medicine.
