The phrase "adopted make it" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a fragment that lacks clarity and context, making it unusable as it stands.
Example: "If we adopted the new policy, we could make it more efficient."
Alternatives: "embraced it" or "implemented it".
The theoretical hierarchical model adopted made it possible to evaluate how variables in the same group compete with each other and how more proximal variables may mediate the effects of variables in a preceding group [ 43].
While the existing studies have provided useful evaluation of a range of power (and in some cases H2) generation schemes with or without CCS, their assumptions and considerations vary with respect to factors such as feedstock, power generation technology, CCS technology, production scale, and modeling approaches adopted, making it difficult to compare their results.
Each team member delivers on different aspects of the work programme that has been agreed by the partnership – this year ranging from personalisation of care, to building community capacity, and from the work of the National Market Development Forum and to our ongoing focus on supporting people to adopt Making it Real.
Under the new "serious" regime adopted to make it more "relevant", storylines are grittier, an unsatisfactory gruel of poverty, middle-aged affairs and teenage angst.
Measures should be adopted to make it easier for mutuals to raise external capital, while employee-owned companies "shouldn't be taxed inappropriately".
Rep. 154, it is manifest this section was adopted to make it clear that Congress had no purpose to restrict the power of the state over the manufacture and sale of particular articles.
The changes, if adopted, would make it more expensive for builders to do business in East Hampton and add another layer of bureaucracy, said Robert Wieboldt, the executive vice president of the Long Island Builders Institute.
When the Civil War ended and the hard work began in creating a nation with a single standard of citizenship, the 14th Amendment was adopted to make it clear that blacks had equal rights.
Fundrise, which WestMill founded along with Popularise (a tool for getting feedback from community residents on development projects), probably needs to be broadly adopted to make it worth the time and expense needed to manage the investments.
This cover story was adopted to make it believable that the human offers that participants received were made by real people, and to enable examination of the relationship of PA and NA with proposal equity.
