The phrase "adopted back" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where something is being taken back or re-accepted, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "After much consideration, the committee decided to have the policy adopted back into the framework."
Alternatives: "reinstated" or "reintroduced".
But the police maintained the tolerant attitude they first adopted back in December, when the demonstrations against Putin started.
Japan and its allies must win the support of three-quarters of the IWC's members to overturn the moratorium on whaling adopted back in 1982.
However, years before that evidence was available, some regions had adopted back surgery at a high rate, while others had not.
His current assignment is to trace the biological parents of a woman named Hope McMaster, adopted back in the 1970s when she was 2 by a British couple who promptly moved their little family to New Zealand.
Just as back in the Olympia Diner we saw Don telling stories about his life as Dick, here Peggy talked about her own Dick Whitman secret – the baby she had adopted back in late 1960.
An investment manager for Ingalls & Snyder in Manhattan, Mr. Venter endures a two-and-a-half hour commute so he can stay in New Haven, the city he adopted back in the 70's.
When they discover that Mayor Daley has declared their neighborhood an "Official Blight Area," they adopt "Back to the Blight!" as their rallying cry.
In this paper, we adopt back-propagation neural network to study the relationship between folding rate and protein structure.
If a baby you saw that got adopted comes back ask "Why did you come back?".
With bloodied faces, we followed Saifullah and our adopted family back to the village where the goat was prepared for dinner.
Further, Ellie spearheaded the adoption of Applied's low-k Producer® Black Diamond® system, helping to develop and introduce a robust, low-k film that could withstand both the newly adopted copper back end-of-line and packaging integration challenges.
