The phrase "adopted in such" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are referring to something that has been accepted or implemented in a specific manner, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The new policy was adopted in such a way that it addressed all concerns raised by the staff."
Alternatives: "implemented in this manner" or "accepted in this way."
Therefore, compact heat exchangers and enhanced geometries are adopted in such systems.
We therefore reviewed our experience and reconstructive strategies adopted in such patients over a 7-year period.
An equation of state for evaluation of the detonation gas is adopted in such a form that the pressure of the detonation gas is inexpensively calculated in closed form for both reversible and irreversible adiabatic expansions.
The statistical methods adopted in such investigations still fall far short of scientific precision and leave the final judgment to personal interpretation with wide margins, but until better methods are evolved, Dr. Collinge's book will remain the standard British work on the subject.
There are three main perspectives adopted in such analyses.
EITL AI is already being adopted in such fields as financial services, pharmaceutical research and regulatory compliance.
Over the past decade image guidance systems have been widely adopted in specialties such as neurosurgery and otorhinolaryngology.
So why would it be impossible, if we act wisely, for western European democratic values to also be adopted in states such as Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia and the Balkans?" he said.
The early tags were expensive and often difficult for customers to read, and they were only adopted in markets such as France where store staff are paid relatively well, making the labor savings compelling.
The ERTMS has been adopted in countries such as South Korea, Taiwan, Turkey, Algeria, Argentina, and New Zealand.
In this regard, it might be advisable for Taiwan to reference the models adopted in countries such as New Zealand and the Netherlands for promoting the overseas sales of their agricultural products.
