'adopt the conclusion' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to denote that someone should accept the ending statement that was reached in a discussion or analysis. For example, "After thoroughly reviewing the evidence, the jury decided to adopt the conclusion that the defendant was guilty."
For example, when Trump refuses to fully adopt the conclusion that climate change is due to man-made influences, he demonstrates an affinity with evangelical Christians who do not blindly accept every scientific theory.
According to him, when the premises of an inference are such as to "form a single opinion," "the soul must…affirm the conclusion". The mind of the reasoner, in other words, cannot help but adopt the conclusion of the argument.
If we reject this idea, we must adopt the conclusion that in any domain only the most unified theory that is known is explanatory at all; everything else is non-explanatory.
The current sample size has not met the designed requirements; caution must be taken when adopting the conclusions.
It would have been easy to adopt the same conclusions as the research.
In rendering his decision, the Attorney General shall file therewith a statement of his findings and conclusions and the reasons therefor, or where a hearing has been held, he may adopt the findings and conclusions of the administrative law judge.
At the last meeting it adopted the following conclusions unanimously.
At the last meeting it adopted the following conclusions unanimously with one abstention.
At the last meeting it adopted the following conclusions by 42 votes with 1 abstention.
At last meeting it adopted the following conclusions by 26 votes to 2, with 1 abstention.
"While operational details will need to be worked out, NIH intends to adopt the panel's general conclusions," said Dr Francis Collins, director of the NIH.
