The phrase "adopt the amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the acceptance or implementation of a specific quantity or figure, often in financial or policy-related discussions.
Example: "After careful consideration, the committee decided to adopt the amount proposed in the budget report."
Alternatives: "accept the amount" or "approve the amount".
In fact, material suppliers tended to adopt the full borrowing amount to realize the effect of similar cash transactions.
This study shows that supported PLPs are of some benefit but that further research is required on the optimal strategies that student should adopt and the amount of support that faculty should provide.
Figure 5 exhibits the errors between the SMFEROE solutions acquired from the SMFEROE model adopting the different amount of the POD basis and the SMFE solutions gained from the SMFE model when (t=40), i.e., (n=4mbox000), (mathit{Pr}=7), and (mathit{Re}=1mbox000).
Unless new approaches are adopted, the global amount of arable and productive land per person in 2050 will be only a quarter of the level in 1960, the FAO reported, due to growing populations and soil degradation.
"I guess we were the hospital that sort of adopted the largest amount of functionality in the shortest period of time.
For Member States which have not adopted the euro, the amount in national currency equivalent to the amount set out in paragraphs 1, 3 and 5 shall be obtained by applying the exchange rate published in the Official Journal of the European Union and that is effective as of the date of the entry into force of this Chapter.
If the entire region were to adopt the dollar, that would amount to several billion dollars a year, unless treaties waiving such fees could be negotiated, which Latin American countries have said they would want.
In addition some defenders of the Commission point out that legislation must be approved by the Council in all areas (the ministers of member states) and the European Parliament in some areas before it can be adopted, thus the amount of legislation which is adopted in any one country without the approval of its government is limited.
The high-end costs adopting the OSCE amounted to €145.23 per student, while the low-end costs were €31.51 per student.
The good news, the report found, is that more consumers did make more than the minimum required payment, and some did adopt the suggested "36-month" payment amount, at least some of the time.
