The phrase "adopted for optimal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies, methods, or practices that have been chosen to achieve the best possible results.
Example: "The new policy was adopted for optimal efficiency in our operations."
Alternatives: "selected for maximum" or "chosen for best".
Five-level-five-factor central composite design assisted response surface methodology was adopted for optimal cultivation of D. tertiolecta and results were compared with simple genetic algorithm (GA).
After ranking, IFS was adopted for optimal feature set selection.
Ultimately, guided biomaterial development focusing on cell and cartilage tissue specific requirements, including the biomechanical stability of the matrix, kinetics of resorption, selection of bioactive factor, cellular target(s), and mechanism of stimulation, should be adopted for optimal cartilage regeneration.
Once therapy has been initiated, there is limited data available to outline the expected clinical course, and hence a personalized individual approach must be adopted for optimal patient management [ 72– 72].
The following guidelines were adopted for the 260/230 ratio: optimal and indicating pure DNA if higher than 2.0, acceptable if between 1.5-2.0, and tolerated if between 1.0-1.49 (Macherey-Nagel GmbH & co. KG, reference 740230).
A face-centered cube design was adopted for this study, and the optimal values for these factors were predicted by the resulting experimental equations.
This paper focuses on this type of plant fuelled by coal and lignite and identifies the most suitable gasification technologies that could be adopted for each fuel type, proposes optimal plant configurations and assesses plant performance.
As described above, for updating d j (j = 1,2,…,K), SVD is adopted for effectively providing the approximately optimal solution.
This optimal design was adopted for the hydroacoustic sampling program at Mission, BC in the 1999 salmon migration season.
The lack of correlation between muscle fascicle length and rate of force development in children with CP could be due, on the one hand, to the non-optimal joint position adopted for force generation on the isometric strength tests as compared to the position of TD children.
Then the optimal multiplier power flow is adopted for the distribution grid.
