The phrase "adopt the framework" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the implementation or acceptance of a particular structure or system in a project or organization.
Example: "In order to improve our processes, we need to adopt the framework proposed by the consultants."
Alternatives: "embrace the framework" or "implement the framework".
You don't have to adopt the framework in full right away.
The group is preparing to meet businesses and local and state governments to generate the support needed to encourage the federal government to adopt the framework.
Let's go talk to your banker.' " Any company that chooses to adopt the framework would face new headaches if it ever decided to go public.
To satisfy the different service requirements and design objectives for macrocell users and femtocell users, we adopt the framework of hierarchical game with a multiple-leader-multiple-follower model.
Carney said the central bank would adopt the framework of the taskforce for climate-related financial disclosures (TCFD) – a G20 initiative calling on commercial banks to disclose their lending to companies with carbon-related risks – to publish details of its own risks from climate change.
To unveil the black box of a DEE's organizing process, we adopt the framework of forms of organizing.
Results: We adopt the model framework of Yang et al. (2010) and develop a method for maximum-likelihood (ML) estimation in this framework.
The hybrid algorithm adopts the framework of ant colony optimization.
Alioto, the Yelp sales leader, has never studied the Mayfields' work, but she seems to have adopted the framework on her own.
ImmPort Galaxy adopts the framework established by the Galaxy Project established in making code freely available to the wider scientific community.
Attended by 108 heads of state or government, it put environmentalism at the centre of global action and, among other important agreements, adopted the Framework Convention on Climate Change which to this day provides the architecture for international climate negotiations.
