The phrase "adopted in the framework" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing policies, practices, or concepts that have been incorporated into a specific structure or system.
Example: "The new guidelines were adopted in the framework of our sustainability initiatives to ensure compliance with environmental standards."
Alternatives: "incorporated into the framework" or "integrated within the framework".
Parallel computing algorithms adopted in the framework to solve multiple computational problems simultaneously are also summarized in the paper.
Rapid data view transformation technologies related to product information modeling, data structure transformation and data presentation are adopted in the framework.
Each individual image representation adopted in the framework has the flexibility to utilize any one of the different image signatures based on SVT.
The indices were calculated according to the approach introduced by [23] and adopted in the framework of the Forest Focus Programme for the calculation of C pools in the forests in the federal state Baden-Württemberg [24].
Consequently, one should accept that the provisions of the Convention on Human Rights and Biomedicine are in keeping with the provisions – as well as the philosophy – adopted in the framework of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms.
If this theory is adopted in the framework of our study—applied to the sample representation in the hidden feature space it offers a valid theoretical support for approaches such as 'think globally and fit locally' and or 'MC'MC
Consequently, the utility functions adopted in the proposed framework should not only incorporate the parameters such as throughput and power but also embody each node's preferences, for instance, the choice of,, and.
Moreover, the participatory evaluation approach adopted in the proposed framework supports public and stakeholders' engagement in the decision-making processes, rendering thus these processes more pluralistic, credible, legitimized and transparent, which in turn are to the benefit of the planning process, the final policy decisions and their successful implementation at the local level.
Since the group contribution method requires only group and atom properties of a molecule, it is appropriate to be adopted in the system framework.
The three-stranded approach was adopted in the document "Frameworks for the Future," issued jointly by the British and Irish governments in 1995, and became the basis of multiparty talks beginning the following year.
Moreover, the numerous factors (i.e. F3, F4, F5, F6, F7, F11 and F12) exclusive for the QuBiLS-MAS MDs suggest that orthogonal information is codified and thus demonstrating the theoretical contribution of the generalization schemes adopted in this framework.
