The phrase "adopt this course" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting or recommending a specific approach or strategy to be followed in a situation.
Example: "After careful consideration of the options, we believe it is best to adopt this course to achieve our goals."
Alternatives: "take this approach" or "follow this path".
In such circumstances it is open to this court to decline to follow the Strasbourg decision, giving reasons for adopting this course.
King adopted this course despite knowing that strong ties of culture, emotion, and nationality still bound most English Canadians to Britain and that these ties would inevitably bring Canada into war on Britain's side saying as much to Hitler in a visit to Germany in 1937.
Instructors adopting this course model will face challenges that derive from its definitively cross-functional nature.
Although most liberals eventually adopted this new course, there were some dissenters, notably the influential social Darwinists Herbert Spencer in England and William Graham Sumner in the United States.
Everson says that the more progressive brands are starting to adopt this ad format, but of course display ads still reign supreme on the network.
Were there any other instructional strategies which were not adopted in this course and you used on your own? 4.
To this end, Congress and the voters might compel him to adopt the course secretly being pressed on him by his own Joint Chiefs of Staff.
It models individuals acting on the assumption that they adopt the course of action most in accord with their preferences.
We urge others to consider adopting this type of course-embedded research experience as a way to make research more accessible to a larger population of students who likely would not pursue independent research on their own (Bangera and Brownell, 2014).
And yet, a few weeks later, Boehner adopted the course demanded by Meadows and his colleagues.
