"adopt the option" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a phrase that can be used to talk about choosing one thing out of multiple options, or to express agreement with a plan or idea. Example: After considering all of our options, we decided to adopt the option suggested by our manager.
Participants were also asked about the preferred strategy to quit smoking: 'If you decided to give up smoking now, which strategy would you adopt?' the options were: I am not thinking of quitting, I want to reduce gradually; 'cold turkey', I want to quit with the help of medicines, or other.
"After reviewing the president's announcement, we have decided to continue in the direction we are going and therefore will not be adopting the option made available to us by the president," state officials said.
It offers a critical perspective on how education has handled the pre-school education of young children in some countries, and seeks to provide a better understanding of the perspectives of countries that have not adopted the option.
But Mrs Arroyo's decision to adopt the military option is risky.
(Dreher hopes that many different kinds of communities — even, in theory, Muslim and Jewish ones — will adopt the "Benedict Option" label).
Among retailers, 7-Eleven is leading a push to persuade Congress to adopt the "Australia option" and is calling on the Federal Reserve to cap and closely regulate merchants' credit card fees.
Even if Obamacare does get up and running nationwide, there will still be questions about its cost, and about whether it wouldn't have been cheaper and more effective to cut out the private insurers and adopt the public option.
In this article, we chose to adopt the latter option.
It is because of the difficulty and the emotionality of these decisions that they just don't know what to do so they adopt the default option".
It also would force agencies to adopt the cheapest option for new safety measures, even when it is less protective.
