The phrase "adopt whether" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "We need to adopt whether to proceed with the project or not."
Alternatives: "decide whether" or "choose whether".
Finally exhausted, I adopted — whether hypocritically or cowardly or wisely — a Potemkin stance of being back in the fold.
They did this whichever strategy they adopted, whether splitting search or searching independently of each other.
We note that the same governance mechanisms are adopted whether the project is managed in the market or the hierarchy.
Depending on the logic of efficiency adopted, whether scope or scale; associated organization design variables viz., size, technology, ownership, and management will vary.
Attention is here paid on three factors that characterize the forecasting process: whether structured techniques are adopted, whether information from different sources is collected to elaborate forecasts, and the extent to which forecasting is used to support decision-making processes.
It was not until last week, after setting aside their lives to pursue a child whom they now deeply loved, that they finally learned whether they could adopt him — whether this Thanksgiving would be a day of joy or despair.
There, much disagreement remains, including over how much federalism the country should adopt, and whether the provinces should be defined by ethnicity.
But with the state forecasting budget difficulties, it is not clear how much of the plan the governor will adopt, or whether he will have the muscle to win its approval after a year of political missteps.
The defining feature of successful SaaS companies in his mind is not the model they adopt, but whether they are able to achieve "efficient growth".
A simple guiding principle that we can adopt is whether the books are of interest to the general public, or to a specific and small target group.
