The phrase "adopted as much" is not correct and may lead to confusion in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express that something has been embraced or accepted to a certain degree, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The new policy was adopted as much as the previous one, leading to mixed reactions from the staff."
Alternatives: "embraced to the same extent" or "accepted to a similar degree."
However, the software engineering lessons learned in maintaining large distributions should be adopted as much as possible and the effort towards minimal redundancy and maximal testing can be shared within the community.
To assess prognostic value of genes in various contexts, available endpoints such as overall survival (OS), recurrence free survival (RFS), event free survival (EFS), and distant-metastasis free survival (DMFS) were adopted as much as possible.
In her second novel, "Brothers of Earth," the human who makes contact with aliens, in this case a people practicing the family values of ancient Rome, tries to adopt as much of their way of life as possible.
I want to see them adopt as much food variety as possible while keeping within their budgets.
Scotland, mainly in the preceding century, had adopted as a guide much of the Roman law that had been developed by the jurists of Holland and France.
These allegations have been adopted as facts by much of the American news media, which often do not mention that Iran has submitted its nuclear facilities to extensive inspections by the United Nations atomic energy agency.
In the author's experience, transvaginal Doppler has not been widely adopted as it is very much operator dependent and difficult to reproduce and validate, and thus confined to a very few specialist centres.
"That is true giving". Olson agreed, citing a passage from the Gospel of Luke that the family has adopted as its creed—"To whom much is given, much is required.' That captures the essence of this family," Olson said.
The depth of my admiration for Lauder now baffles me as much as the steady diet of horehound drops I adopted as snack food, or my insistence, much of one autumn, that I wear a rabbit's foot in each buttonhole of my shirt, which I kept tightly fastened up to the neck.
What is generally adopted as a substitute is usually much worse, either in its own character or in its effect on newly turned acolytes.
The others were adopted as individual amendments.
