The phrase "adopt the coding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of accepting or implementing a specific coding standard or practice.
Example: "In order to improve our software development process, we need to adopt the coding standards outlined in the new documentation."
Alternatives: "embrace the coding" or "implement the coding".
But the bar association did not name an amount, leaving it to the states should they adopt the code.
Labour's leadership had originally suggested it would adopt the code in full, but not all 11 attached examples.
She will eventually adopt the code name Speedy, after the first of Green Arrow's sidekicks, and she'll join other young heroes in Teen Titans.
Mr. Cuomo's office is continuing to investigate direct marketing practices by other lenders and is negotiating with several lenders to persuade them to adopt the code of conduct.
"I assume there will be some way that Jeremy can segue out of his hard position and adopt the code," one NEC member said.
To encourage consumers to patronize stores that adopt the code, Mr. Spitzer's office has designed a colorful insignia -- with grapes, pears and tomatoes -- that the greengrocers can display in their windows.
It's a neat idea that a disaffected generation might adopt the codes of a new age of chivalry; and director Alan Lane is undeniably skilled at creating a state of emergency.
NPS, the world's third largest asset owner, announced that it will gradually adopt the code by mid-2018, assetsset managers who manage NPS funds are expected to follow NPS' move.
In the last line, the Chief Justice says: "[F]or the reasons explained in my year-end report, the Court does not plan to adopt the Code of Conduct for United States Judges through a formal resolution".
An alliance of government watchdog groups has delivered 100,000 signatures to the Supreme Court along with a letter from law professors calling on the justices to voluntarily adopt the code of conduct that applies to all other federal judges.
