The phrase "adopted as given" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is accepted or implemented without changes or modifications.
Example: "The proposal was adopted as given, with no further amendments required."
Alternatives: "accepted as is" or "implemented as presented".
The annotation of E. coli K12 genome was adopted as reference given its close evolutionary relationship with S. glossinidius and the precision of its annotation, recently updated by an international consortium [ 48].
However, preoperative radiotherapy in conventional fractionation schedules, given concurrently with continuous infusion 5-fluorouracil (5FU), has been widely adopted as the preferred preoperative regimen, given the acceptable toxicity profile and efficacy when this regimen is given in the postoperative setting (O'Connell et al, 1994).
In any event, PNTR status should be adopted as a matter of course, given Russia's accession, as it would for any other new member of the WTO.
Face to face interviews were adopted as a method of data collection given its rapid nature of gathering information from a community of interest.
The minimum value of the first bin above which mortality remains consistently significantly greater than zero was adopted as the threshold AT for the given hour [ 2].
Adopted as a gay anthem, the song gave rise to her nonprofit foundation of the same name.
A vertical target divertor configuration has been adopted as the first conceptual design, which gives a peak heat load on the divertor target of 4 10 MW/m2 for an anticipated power flux into the SOL of 5 10 MW discharge.
A combination of these definitions can be adopted as they reinforce each other and give a comprehensive definition to pastoralism.
The parameter set giving the minimum residuals was adopted as the optimal solution.
