The phrase "adopt the same tactic" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies or methods that one might choose to implement in a similar situation.
Example: "In order to achieve better results, we should adopt the same tactic that our competitors used last year."
Alternatives: "employ the same strategy" or "use the same approach".
US activists have vowed to adopt the same tactic.
She advised the growing number of fat-conscious people to adopt the same tactic.
The assailant then disguised his zombies as legitimate Web users, fooling the filters so well that Claiborne refused to tell me how it was done, for fear that others would adopt the same tactic.
But the declines at those colleges have been enough to prompt several hundred institutions, from Dartmouth and Cornell to the Universities of Washington and Arizona, to adopt the same tactic.
If this holds true in the real world, eg secondhand cars, why would we not expect universities to adopt the same tactic when offered a maximum price to sell their goods?
United will have to consider that prospect once again should Barcelona manager Pep Guardiola adopt the same tactic at Wembley.
Assuming there is still a level of close coordination and skills transfer between the autonomous cells of al-Shabab, there is no reason why its cells in Kenya and the rest of East Africa cannot adopt the same tactics we have seen put to devastating effect in Mogadishu.
Will the Muslim Brotherhood adopt the same tactics Hosni Mubarak used for three decades to sustain absolute power, in this case hiding their intentions behind the pretext that "free elections equal full democracy"?
But when I adopted the same tactic a few months later, you lost to Djokovic in Australia.
Jamie Oliver adopts the same tactic, and I'm going to follow suit – 10 minutes of direct heat on the plums also seems to concentrate their natural sweetness.
"It's good to see England are adopting the same tactic my club does when we are on a loser," declares Andy Stiff.
