The phrase "adopted because of their" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the reasons for adopting a particular practice, policy, or idea based on certain characteristics or qualities.
Example: "The new policies were adopted because of their effectiveness in improving employee morale."
Alternatives: "chosen due to their" or "selected for their".
Several features of earlier programs solving the same problem in Cartesian geometry are adopted because of their efficiency and robustness: finite volume formulation, multigrid flow solver, parallel implementation.
Classical genetic algorithms (GA) have been previously proposed for structural reliability analysis but have not been widely adopted because of their inefficiencies.
Hence, PZC sensors constructed of PZT have been adopted because of their high temperature and radiation tolerance, in addition to a high piezoelectric constant.
Furthermore, electrostatic vertical comb-driven actuators are widely adopted because of their large scanning range and high-frequency operation, especially for microscanners.
Earlier analyses of Norman keeps focused on their military design, and historians such as R. Brown Cathcart King proposed that square keeps were adopted because of their military superiority over timber keeps.
All 3 scenarios were adopted because of their inherent ease of use in daily hospital practice.
But this pattern is the least adopted because of high cost, wiring complexity, operation and maintenance difficulty, etc.
This choice was adopted because of complexity of the geology in the area and the need to sample more data points while preserving the spectral peak.
In December 1997, New Jersey became the first state to establish that gay and unmarried couples should be subject to the same adoption standards as married couples, and that couples should not be denied the right to adopt because of their sexual orientation or marital status.
"The court has agreed with the commission that preventing someone from even being considered to adopt because of their relationship status is a discriminatory practice," he said.
Concerns about Facebook threats to adopted children are being raised again as children adopted because of abuse and neglect are still being contacted out of the blue by their birth parents.
