The phrase "adopted identity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a persona or identity that someone has taken on, often in the context of social, legal, or personal circumstances.
Example: "After years of searching for a sense of belonging, she finally embraced her adopted identity and began to share her story with others."
Alternatives: "assumed identity" or "chosen identity".
"To some extent, they have already done so, and have adopted identity politics as their central focus".
Documents obtained by the Guardian also suggest that, after quitting the Met last March, Kennedy attempted to continue to use his adopted identity to infiltrate protest groups.
To fully immerse himself in the adopted identity and appear convincing when speaking about his upbringing, Black visited the child's home town to familiarise himself with the surroundings.
The claims echo findings from other activists, who say Kennedy travelled through Europe under his adopted identity as a "freelance climber".
The sequence makes explicit the rapturous core of Kirchheimer's own American urban experience, the artistic and dramatic archeology of his own adopted identity as a walker in the American city.
Each is the faithful portrait of the other". The sequence makes explicit the rapturous core of Kirchheimer's own American urban experience, the artistic and dramatic archeology of his own adopted identity as a walker in the American city.
How immigrants translate their own backgrounds and report their adopted identities "have important implications for the nation's racial and ethnic composition," the Census Bureau said in the report.
The voting public has adopted identities so preposterous that attempts to clarify them are as absurd as trying to educate the Tea Baggers in the facts of American history.
Users are being driven to adopt Identity Management (IdM) technology primary because of the need to comply with regulations such as HIPAA, SOX and PCI.
Leading organizations that adopt identity threat protection today will be able to tell, "How at risk are my users and my organization to compromised credentials?" and automate remediation without any user involvement.
Why do we so willingly adopt identities as criminals and prosecutors, defendants and judges, prisoners and punishers?
