The phrase "adopted a type" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of choosing or embracing a particular style, method, or category in various contexts, such as design, behavior, or classification.
Example: "The company adopted a type of marketing strategy that focuses on social media engagement to reach a younger audience."
Alternatives: "embraced a style" or "selected a category."
For instance, we adopted a type of pluggable interface designed to improve the stability of laser diode part.
Rejection of Cards Abroad For globe-trotting travelers, another issue is that many countries in Europe, as well as Japan, Canada, Mexico and other nations, have adopted a type of credit card that has a chip and requires customers to enter a PIN instead of the ones with a magnetic stripe on the back that we still use in the United States.
Palm in the last year has adopted a type of flash memory card--Secure Digital cards--as a standard.
Palm in the last year has adopted a type of flash memory card Secure Digital cards as a standard.
This analysis revealed 48 kinases adopted a type II (DFG-out) binding mode (Supplemental Table 1).
We adopted a Type I error rate of 5% and power of 80%.
When predicting permeability from well logs, Olatunji et al. (2011) adopted a type-2 fuzzy logic system which is good at handling uncertainties in measurements and data used to calibrate the parameters.
The Bush administration has proposed sweeping new pension rules that will encourage companies to adopt a type of retirement plan that has been under attack for three years for what critics call a tendency to strip benefits from older employees.
PAGE A15 Pension Change Proposed The White House has proposed pension rules that will encourage companies to adopt a type of plan that critics say can strip benefits from older employees.
Just as significant, in agreeing to move into the future with DoCoMo, AT&T Wireless said yesterday that it would adopt a type of network technology that would be more compatible with overseas systems than AT&T's current technology.
Previous studies indicate that this rigid, cyclic analog adopts a type I β-turn with a transPro over residues TPRL within the core PK/PBAN region.
