The phrase "adopted a provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a rule, policy, or clause is formally accepted or implemented, often in legal or organizational settings.
Example: "The committee adopted a provision to enhance transparency in the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "implemented a clause" or "established a rule".
Congress later adopted a provision intended to prevent that tactic.
Five weeks ago, the Senate Commerce Committee adopted a provision similar to the one the House passed today.
The General Electric Company has adopted a provision that would make it easier for shareholders to force out directors in corporate governance disputes, the company said yesterday.
persons to dodge payment of U.S. taxes on U.S. stock dividends". Congress later adopted a provision intended to prevent that tactic.
A century ago Congress adopted a provision that allowed companies to write off "intangible drilling costs" in the first year of exploration.
LinkedIn also adopted a provision in its charter requiring that its staggered board provision could only be repealed by 80 percent of its votes.
The proposed rule is subject to public comment until March 7 , 2003 after which the board is likely to hold hearings before adopting a provision.
He said that some of the problems could be resolved if Congress were to adopt a provision that exempted the program from that law.
Chesapeake Energy recently lobbied the Oklahoma Legislature to adopt a provision requiring all Oklahoma corporations to have a staggered board through Jan . 1 , 2015
(1) Do Articles 5 and 189 EEC preclude Member States from adopting a provision contrary to a Directive, before the period for transposing it has expired?
The measure also adopts a provision from the House bill that limits banks and other financial companies from sharing customer information with marketers and other third parties.
