The phrase "adopted as proof" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is accepted or recognized as evidence or validation of a claim or fact.
Example: "The document was adopted as proof of the agreement between the two parties."
Alternatives: "accepted as evidence" or "recognized as proof."
He adopted children because of his mother adopted as well.
I do however, feel this issue is on the verge of being solved with new protocols being adopted such as proof of stake which uses a lock and key sort of verification that eradicates mining equipment and high electric bills". His concern ignores Onu's.
Our twelfth and their fourth highest scoring interval (6,252,242-6,301,349 and 6,240,000-6,300,000 on chromosome 24, respectively) overlap the gene BCDO2 for the yellow skin allele, which the authors of the original paper adopt as a proof of principle that a method can identify a known sweep [ 32].
Although the control input and nonlinearity exist both in the drift and diffusion terms of the system, which makes it complicated to prove the contraction property of the operator, some inequality techniques are deliberately adopted as demonstrated in the proof of Lemma 3.6, which can effectively overcome the difficulty.
Diagrams are usually adopted as a heuristic tool in exploring a proof, but not as part of a proof.[1] It is a quite recent movement among philosophers, logicians, cognitive scientists and computer scientists to focus on different types of representation systems, and much research has been focussed on diagrammatic representation systems in particular.
adopted as the state song.
The others were adopted as individual amendments.
were adopted as experimental reagents.
Geoffroy enthusiastically adopted this claim as proof of the unity of plan shared by all animals; Cuvier could not reconcile it with the results of his careful anatomical research.
Adopting the same proof as in Lemma 3.2, we get a contradiction.
