The phrase "adopted in this chapter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to concepts, rules, or practices that have been accepted or implemented within a specific chapter of a text.
Example: "The guidelines adopted in this chapter will serve as the foundation for our future discussions."
Alternatives: "established in this chapter" or "implemented in this chapter".
For theoretical analysis of the structure, the combination the finite element method of beam elements and shell elements model is adopted in the chapter.
The contrasting missions illustrated the differing, and surprising, roles that President Bush's two top foreign policy officials have adopted in the opening chapter of his administration.
The meagre outline, and baldness of detail, of the present Chapter, are adopted in humble imitation of this great feature.
Note that the methods discussed in this chapter are mainstream methods adopted in the CAD community; they do not necessarily represent a specific CAD system.
An online copy of the Kenya Constitution, "adopted in 1963, amended in 1999," states: "CHAPTER I - THE REPUBLIC OF KENYA, Article 1, Kenya is a sovereign Republic.
In this chapter, we present and discuss the main approaches adopted in the phenomenological description and measurement of diffusion coefficients incorporating such diffusional interactions among the components.
This chapter presents the different aspects and techniques usually adopted in steel and composite structures tests carried out in the laboratory.
This chapter introduces the fault diagnosis and the fault tolerant schemes that will be adopted in the simulations of the wind turbine systems considered in this monograph.
Research strategies and approaches adopted in the search for active and efficient photocatalysts are also included and analyzed in this chapter.
This chapter describes the most common intervention programs in numeracy currently adopted in English schools and considers their merits.
