The phrase "adopted for such" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to something that has been accepted or implemented for a specific purpose, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The new policy was adopted for such situations to ensure better management."
Alternatives: "implemented for this purpose" or "accepted for such cases".
A wide variety of different materials have been previously adopted for such roles, ranging from gelatin to ballistics soap.
Vapor recompression (VRC) techniques and heat pumping-assisted columns have been adopted for such applications for their high potential of energy savings.
Vapor recompression techniques and heat pumping-assisted columns have been adopted for such applications for their high potential of energy savings.
The floating VAWT modelling capabilities of the aero-hydro-elastic HAWC2 simulation tool are briefly described and the design approach adopted for such a challenging project was to independently design subsystems in parallel, apart from essential design specifications.
The railway does not question the power of the state to build the proposed highway; nor its power to require the separation of grades; nor the appropriateness of the plan adopted for such separation; nor the reasonableness of the cost, $17,400.
Closed form expressions have been adopted for such a purpose.
"I am here today to appoint a few czars and czarinas," Mr. Richardson said in the slow sonorous tone he enthusiastically adopts for such occasions of public import.
John Stewart, a handsome Lurcanio, gained considerable applause for his big, often hard‐edged tenor, and for his enthusiasm in running through florid passages in the ha‐ha‐ha style that most male singers adopt for such music.
To get his pro-business message across, Tony Blair has had to bang on and on in the faintly nauseating bizspeak he adopts for such occasions.But he has succeeded only because his campaign has been so single-minded.
Chemical methods, such as advanced oxidation techniques, have been adopted for handling such effluent [8], but have limited success so far at a commercial scale [9].
The approach adopted for achieving such a goal is based upon Change-Point Analysis (CPA) performed over CUSUM operators.
