The phrase "adopted measures for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions taken to address a specific issue or to implement a policy.
Example: "The government has adopted measures for improving public health in response to the recent crisis."
Alternatives: "implemented actions for" or "established protocols for".
Generational Distance (adopted measure for effectiveness) is, on average, 7% lower with the search-based approach (2.40) when compared to the style-based approach (2.59).
An increase in shark sightings and aggressive behavior by sharks earlier this year forced the Sydney organizers to adopt measures for the April triathlon to soothe the concerns of foreign competitors.
(c) User interface: End-user interface for exploring provided resources and tools (the service itself), implying the need of adopting measures for securing the environment [24 27].
This parallel between organismal ecology and the tumor microenvironment means that there are unrealized opportunities for adopting measures from ecology for understanding the dynamics and selective pressures on a tumor, which may lead to improved cancer prognosis, prediction, risk stratification and therapeutics.
It is a widely adopted measure in many countries for enhancing energy-efficient building design.
Based on the findings, linking house maintenance credits with adoption of risk mitigation measures, increasing house value with certification of buildings for adopting measures and providing special credits to homeowners with children can motivate homeowners for taking these measures.
Of course it is the Israelis who are to blame for adopting measures to protect themselves against suicide bombers who target pizza shops and hospitals, with the financial support, encouragement or justification of Palestinian leaders.
If we rise to the challenge of beating tobacco by adopting measures that reduce demand for this deadly product, we can promote a healthier, more sustainable world.
It is easier to affect emissions in poor countries, since such places tend to be less energy efficient, to have adopted fewer measures for cutting pollution and to be installing more new capacity.
The adopted remedial measures for this failure, including road restoration, dewatering, dredging and tunnel face reinforcement, are systematically illustrated.
