The phrase "adopted is one" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express that something has been accepted or taken on as one option among others, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "The new policy adopted is one that promotes sustainability."
Alternatives: "accepted as one" or "chosen as one".
On the other hand, the N.F.L. has more than 25 brother pairs (the Giants have half of three others), and the Manning Bowl — a moniker even the N.F.L. adopted — is one of a dozen games this season to feature siblings on opposing sides.
The process adopted is one of apprentice scholarly writing by participating in disciplinary activities and producing scholarly writing that is acceptable to the community (Li 2007).
We believe that the genetic and in vivo monitoring approach that we have adopted is one of the better combinations to address such integrative physiological questions.
The approach that he adopted is one that has emerged within a growing literature by statisticians who are sensitive to the ethical concerns that may arise in randomized trials such as these [ 6, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14].
PFA chief executive Gordon Taylor has continued to be part of the supporting cast surrounding Evans - and whether it meets with public approval or not, the position adopted is one of a union backing one of its members.
"The scenario we adopted was one of falling oil prices and companies which have relatively higher costs of production would be affected first under that scenario.
The blueprint that the Obama administration eventually adopted was one put out by the president of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Stephen Heintz, and former ambassadors, William Luers, Thomas Pickering, and Frank Wisner.
(Sama, 30 years) Although having the child adopted was one way of taking responsibility for having become pregnant, bringing up the child by themselves was another option for these women.
So, at a recent rally in St Paul, Minnesota, he told his audience: "Peop-le are sick and tired of es-tab-lishment pol-itics and es-tab-lishment economics …"; "To-geth-er we are going to raise the min-imum wage to a liv-ing wage: fif-teen bucks an hour …" The aggressive style he adopts is one well suited to anaphora – AKA repeating yourself.
No less love is in evidence with either, but the framework Ruddick adopts is one of legitimacy over passion, and normative training rather than resistant flowering.
"Usually, someone calls and the most they want to adopt is one family," said Sande St. John, who has been organizing the center program with Marsha Bode since its inception.
