The phrase "adopt the hypothesis" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the acceptance or implementation of a proposed explanation or theory in a scientific or academic context.
Example: "In our research, we decided to adopt the hypothesis that increased exercise leads to improved mental health."
Alternatives: "embrace the hypothesis" or "accept the hypothesis".
The alternative presented here is to adopt the hypothesis that, if a system can be approximated by a white box model, this model can be used as a benchmark to indicate the impact of a signal over the parametric estimation.
I adopt the hypothesis that the state of yeast subcellular organization is in a local energy minimum.
27, 28 So given this growing coalescence, why should our field not adopt the hypothesis of optimizing prefrontal health or eufrontality as a general model of meditation?
Because of the above preliminary arguments, we adopt the hypothesis that the conserved sequence at the beginning of astigmatid l-rRNA represents tRNA-Val, therefore the beginning of l-rRNA is truncated as described for Habronattus [ 22] and as evidenced from comparison with Leptotrombidium.
For example, suppose that an inquirer first adopts the hypothesis that "all but finitely many ravens are white".
A comparison with the approach proposed by the codes shows that the error committed when adopting the hypothesis of perfect bond is still acceptable.
The benefit attained in terms of mathematical tractability by adopting the hypothesis that economic agents achieve equilibrium by maximizing utility, must not lead us to neglect basic facts.
A simple power law relationship between runoff yield at the local scale and the value of dd has been adopted; the hypothesis is supported by a large number of past empirical observations and modeling.
This paper presents a unified method for reducing the test cases by adopting the hypothesis of Genetic algorithm such as crossover, mutation and crowding distance to elucidate the given problem and results in the minimum set of test cases with the ability to cover all the faults in minimum time.
We adopted the hypothesis that chemical elaboration of the ETP core structure involves Cα-hydroxylation, and our initial explorations focused on Cα-hydroxylation via enolate chemistry.
As we have insufficient scientific evidence to depict the effects of low-dose exposure to radiation, current radiation protection policy has adopted the hypothesis called the linear no-threshold (LNT) model.
