The phrase "adopt the principles of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the acceptance or implementation of specific beliefs, values, or guidelines in various contexts, such as business, education, or personal development.
Example: "The organization decided to adopt the principles of sustainability to guide its future projects."
Alternatives: "embrace the values of" or "incorporate the tenets of".
And the new crossing at Oxford Circus, which opened last week and takes the lead from Tokyo's famous Shibuya crossing, is one of many urban design projects springing up around the country that adopt the principles of "shared space" – removing street clutter and lowering pavements to give pedestrians a safer and more spacious environment.
The slim pamphlet-like book, only 29 pages long when it was published as "Indignez-Vous!" in France, urges people to adopt the principles of the French Resistance in response to issues of immigration, social policy, welfare and Israel's treatment of Palestinians.
The world's motor industry, and many other branches of manufacturing, rushed to embrace and adopt the principles of TPS.In the process American and European cars went from being unreliable, with irritating breakdowns, leaks and bits dropping off in the 1970s, to the sturdy, reliable models consumers take for granted today.
Bioabsorbable materials are constantly changing as we try to adopt the principles of tissue engineering.
Even more approaches adopt the principles of VBM to support process and BPM decisions in an economically well-founded manner (Bolsinger et al. 2015).
LECOTOX scientists were able to visit the research laboratories, get familiar with the state-of-the-art equipment, laboratory organisation and see and adopt the principles of good research management.
That is also why India refuses to adopt the principle of identity cards which can be verified and crosschecked.
While Europe may not yet have an overall budgetary framework that can fully address weaknesses in one part or the other of the EU, it should at least adopt the principle of "do no harm".
According to the state-run news agency, SANA, the telegram said: "It is very important to adopt the principle of dialogue in relations with countries based on respect and mutual interest".
Its key recommendation was that the UK should adopt the principle of self-definition when it comes to gender, meaning that legal sex would cease to be decided by physical sex and only alterable by medically and socially transitioning to some degree.
Instead, we adopt the principle of divide and conquer by separating the estimation of non-gravitational accelerations from GPS data and the calibration of the accelerometer data.
