The phrase "adopted across a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing practices, policies, or ideas that have been embraced or implemented in various contexts or locations.
Example: "The new sustainability practices have been adopted across a range of industries, leading to significant environmental benefits."
Alternatives: "embraced throughout a" or "implemented across a".
The same approach has even been adopted across a range of other sports.
So with even the most complex passwords alone no longer seen as sufficient, biometrics technology is increasingly being adopted across a variety of sectors.
MCDA approaches have been adopted across a range of policy areas, including by environmental economists [33].
Now, as VR is becoming more accessible and reliable, it is being rapidly adopted across a whole range of industries, from architecture to tourism.
Miracast is widely adopted across a variety of devices, with more than 7000 devices certified, including most leading smartphone, tablet and smart TV brands [5].
Widely adopted across a range of professional communities due to its robust set of social features (and to some extent due to its use of extensive analytics over collected information [29]), LinkedIn provides no specific support for software engineering activities and thus more closely resembles traditional social networking platforms such as Facebook.
Those processes are then adopted across all sites.
"These guidelines must be adopted across all continents before they will start to create meaningful protections," he told BBC News.
Rather than make explicit choices among deserving and undeserving programs and beneficiaries, Congress adopts across-the-board cuts (a.k.a., the "sequester") that lump many programs together.
This self-regulation has been widely adopted across Europe in an effort to keep regulators from imposing restrictions on all kinds of advertising.
They show a city transformed, but they are only a small fraction of the planning projects and zoning proposals under study or recently adopted across the city in a burst of activity not seen in many years, planners say.
