The phrase "adopted definition" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a definition that has been accepted or taken on by a group or organization.
Example: "The adopted definition of sustainability emphasizes the importance of balancing environmental, social, and economic factors."
Alternatives: "accepted definition" or "established definition".
In addition, regarding our adopted definition of vulnerability, post-crisis measures have much less impact in reducing direct damages.
A description of the general concept and vision of the project is presented and the adopted definition of robustness at plant and supply chain levels are discussed.
Discussions must be held at international level – it is the world wide web after all – to agree clearly defined privacy levels (either those proposed above, or some other widely adopted definition).
Other approaches may be possible and would not substantially alter the operation of the greedy algorithm, while results will be depending on the adopted definition of efficiency ratio.
Further, according to our adopted definition, torture is an intentional or purposive attack on a person's autonomy; this is not necessarily the case with killing.[12] Finally, torture can in principle involve the effective destruction of a person's autonomy.
Without going into details related to specific properties of the adopted norm in the case of (17), notice that the main idea behind the adopted definition is to take (| Phi (t)|^_{tau }) as an estimate of ρ(Φ t)) based on the local algorithm properties expressed by ∥Φ ij (t)∥ τ.
Even though both disorders feature in the diagnostic classifications of ICD-10 [8] and DSM-IV [9], few researchers adopted definitions or nomenclature from the diagnostic manuals.
To help clarify what our model describes, we have adopted definitions for some key words.
Several studies adopted definitions of near miss based on the admission of women to intensive care units [ 10].
Amongst many, Murray's lung injury score (LIS), American European Consensus Conference (AECC) diagnostic criteria and more recently the Berlin definition of ARDS are the most commonly adopted definitions of ARDS [ 5– 7].
If in the future public opinion evolves in favor of executing retarded people, states will likely adopt definitions of mental retardation that are more restrictive, encompassing fewer and fewer defendants.
