The phrase "adopted a form of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the acceptance or implementation of a particular style, method, or approach in various contexts, such as art, literature, or practices.
Example: "The artist adopted a form of abstract expressionism in her latest work, showcasing vibrant colors and dynamic brushstrokes."
Alternatives: "embraced a style of" or "took on a version of".
However, since then we have adopted a form of radio silence.
American exports of corn to Europe have virtually dried up because corn farmers have widely adopted a form of biotech corn that kills pests.
The rest of the world has recognised this and adopted a form of AAC (advanced audio coding) as the new standard for DAB+.
In its simplest form, it is expressed by the hippies who have adopted a form of voluntary tribalism to show their alienation from the larger society.
France adopted a form of civil union known as PACS in 1999, intended initially to allow gay couples formalize their relationships while denying them full marriage equality — but ninety-four per cent of PACS couples are heterosexual.
Since 1990 there has been an increase in the number of countries and institutes that have adopted a form of VAL, from one in 1990 to 60 in 2013 (Figure 9).
Adopting a form of "one-stop shopping" facilitates a larger and more representative set of voters.
American officials urged him to adopt a form of democracy for S. V., but the gov't.
An added advantage of adopting a form of the model code is that the International Code Council would provide certain technical and support services to help with implementation.
By suggesting that Britain adopt a form of proportional representation, the 77-year-old peer is raising the possibility of a new pattern of politics.
He insisted that political correctness and a fear of being regarded as racist must not stop the government from adopting "a form of paternalism" to tackle the "gothic horror" of lawlessness, domestic abuse and alcoholism afflicting Aboriginal communities.
