The phrase "adopted a procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of formally accepting or implementing a specific method or process.
Example: "After careful consideration, the committee adopted a procedure to streamline the application process."
Alternatives: "implemented a procedure" or "established a procedure".
Senate Republicans adopted a procedure today to hasten the confirmation of President Bush's judicial candidates.
"As part of our process of ensuring this does not happen again," Ms. Somers said, the companies have adopted "a procedure to transmit this information electronically through a secure network, eliminating the CD and using a delivery service".
It was then when we adopted a procedure – if we were thinking of opening a home somewhere then we would go around the houses and knock on the door and explain it to people.
After the political isolation of Austria failed to achieve changes, the union adopted a procedure under which a country's voting rights can be suspended if it is found to be in breach of fundamental democratic values.
They adopted a procedure where flow distribution was calculated from the measured tube outlet temperatures for a range of inlet temperatures and mass flow rates.
For the functionalization of SWCNTs, we have adopted a procedure similar to that described by Price and Tour [5] with minor modifications as presented in Figure 1.
Why doesn't the Academy adopt a procedure for foreign-language films that resembles the one they rely on for documentaries?
Until funds adopt a procedure like Professor Goetzmann's, it may make sense for long-term investors to steer clear of any foreign stock fund that doesn't discourage short-term trading.
To retrieve the CMB toroidal magnetic field, I adopt a procedure similar to Holme ([1998]) and Hagedoorn et al. ([2010]).
Consequently, after clustering the outliers tend to form singleton or very small isolated clusters, which can be simply cut off by adopting a procedure that deletes those clusters with a number of points below a fixed threshold.
Alternatively pAB(2) can also be calculated as the average or the weighted average which is of more relevance in the adopted of Q Learning procedure of the trust transitions pAC(1) and pCB(1) if we adopt a procedure described in [44].
