The phrase "adopt this as" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that someone should accept or take on something as their own, such as a policy, idea, or practice.
Example: "After careful consideration, we decided to adopt this as our new company policy moving forward."
Alternatives: "embrace this as" or "accept this as".
"After talking to Fitz, he's like, "Hey, you have to adopt this as your home.
It would be wrong to adopt this as a nation.' " Not exactly.
The Americans, who in desperation have been signalling their flexibility, would then have to decide whether to adopt this as their plan C.
Gwede Mantashe, the ANC's secretary-general, is said to have called for 30% of mining companies' assets to be "donated" to the state without compensation, though the conference did not formally adopt this as policy.
Thus, we adopt this as the probability of the long-term forecast of each space-magnitude voxel per unit time.
In the past three years, Qi has also started to incorporate a resonant inductive coupling mode, though it's up to manufacturers to adopt this as they see fit.
Wearing a ring on this finger is a traditional symbol of engagement or marriage in many cultures, and Irish culture adopts this as well.
Mosses and lichens adopt this strategy, as do some flowering plants, which are sometimes called resurrection plants.
Companies like Procter and Gamble, G.E., 3M and Google are beginning to adopt this approach as well, because it ultimately allows you to innovate faster, better and cheaper.
Jeffrey and other feminist activists called for the 1976 Democratic convention to adopt this rule as well.
A kimono clown doll and a dusty wooden guitar hung on the wall — boho signs, Chris pointed out, of the Ben Harper-listening, yoga-taking skater set who have adopted this as their unofficial, V.I.P.-only clubhouse that fits about four.
