The phrase "adopted media" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to media formats or channels that have been embraced or utilized by a particular group or organization.
Example: "The company has successfully integrated adopted media into its marketing strategy to reach a wider audience."
Alternatives: "embraced media" or "utilized media".
While this survey is biased towards those who have cut the cord entirely – not everyone who pays for streaming services like Hulu has ditched cable TV – it does show how people are adopting media players like Roku (68percentt used) these days to watch their favorite TV shows and movies.
"When it comes to production, medium, or style, I tend to either abandon or adopt media or style, as necessary," Guthrie says.
The details of the experimental strategy adopted, inoculum, media composition, preparation of immobilized packing media, experimental setup, ICB operation, and analytical techniques for data collection have been detailed in our previously published work [ 2, 3].
Are you surprised at all at how easily younger generations have adopted social media and happily given up their privacy?
The article adopted state media's signature tone toward Hong Kong: florid family metaphors and condescension laced with menace.
Earlier this year Van Praag said: "The approach we've adopted to media coverage is that we aggressively rebut and refute reports or commentary that we believe to be wrong.
Turkmenistan adopted a media law in January 2013 that proclaims pluralism and bans censorship but, according to RSF, "it is a complete fiction" because President Gurbanguly Berdymukhammedov's totalitarian regime still controls all the local media.
For some time, Assange has adopted the media habits of the powerful, restricting his appearances to brief, high-profile television interviews, conversations with friendly interlocutors, managed press events, and Twitter.
Governments have widely adopted social media as tools to communicate and engage with citizens or as tools for service delivery.
At least 40 school districts nationwide have adopted social media policies.
She started blogging in 2002, has been blogging for HuffPo since 2007, and adopted social media in the same year.
