The phrase "adopt the views" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the acceptance or endorsement of certain opinions or perspectives.
Example: "After much consideration, the committee decided to adopt the views presented in the report."
Alternatives: "embrace the perspectives" or "accept the opinions".
Still, he said that many churchgoers adopt the views of their pastors, who in traditional black churches in Maryland are still almost entirely opposed to the bill.
The split is also evident in issues like gun control, immigration and government spending, where young voters are more likely today than several years ago to adopt the views of their own parties.
Most Americans know what party they belong to, but they can't be expected to know the details of every issue, so they tend to adopt the views of the leaders of the party they already identify with.
"I voted the way I voted".Asked whether supporting the party line was part of his role as a chairman, Smith said, "It is my role to be true to my party and my country".Smith also took issue with the suggestion that he was too quick to adopt the views of veterans' organizations.Veterans' groups "are an extra pair of eyes and ears," Smith said.
So we adopt the views of our group...in this case, our political party...and espouse those views not because we've given matters any careful thought but because loyalty to the views of the group (as set forth by its leaders) rewards us with a sense of power, belonging, and protection.
The mediator can easily adopt the view that advantage has been taken of one of the parties.
There is no guarantee the judge in that case, which was filed in Virginia, will adopt the view of the antitrust laws taken by Judge Buchwald.
Mr. Kuz says that the filmmaker seems to adopt the view that "because there is no cosmic justice, there is little hope for any justice".
Petitioner, relying on the same contentions about voluntary renunciation of citizenship which this Court rejected in upholding § 401 e) in Perez, urges us to reconsider that case, adopt the view of the minority there, and overrule it.
Although practice has moved away from the "traditional" approach of presuming that an activist is most likely to be wrong, neither should companies adopt the view that an activist is most likely to be right.
This means you can't adopt the view that visions come from the top down.
