The phrase "adopted along" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something was accepted or embraced in conjunction with something else, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "The new policies were adopted along with the updated regulations to ensure compliance."
Alternatives: "accepted together with" or "embraced alongside".
Table 1 Analytical methods adopted along with the BIS desirable and permissible limits Sl.
A church service was held to bless the service's new standard, which has been adopted along with a new logo.
The framework includes a specific experimental approach that has been adopted along with a flexible, distributed algorithm (U2G) designed to drive group formation by weighting two different measures, mutual trust relationships and similarity, denoted by compactness.
The most common irregularity covers situations when the association between grapheme and phoneme is not quite one-to-one but can be, to some extent, ambiguous and greatly dependent on the neighbor-contexts.To deal with this problem, rule-based systems have been adopted along with a list of exceptions to cover the unruled situations.
Across the globe, Interstate green has been widely adopted, along with standard symbols that transcend language.
The mission name was adopted, along with a mission badge that bears a falling apple.
Molecular dynamics simulations allowed us to gain insight into possible conformations the protein adopts along the unfolding pathways, and provide information regarding possible structural features of the PF state.
Or worst, the people who adopted the "Get along-go along" approach to success...never going against the grain, no matter what.
One such law code (Law no. 903) adopted in 1967, along with a second paragraph amended to the Turkish Civil Code (no.
Hollywood strivers then adopted tennis along with English accents, akin to buying from Ralph Lauren today.
Most film-makers have adopted it, along with the gleeful action man of the early ballads.
