The phrase "adopted objective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a goal or aim that has been accepted or taken on by an individual or organization.
Example: "The team has successfully implemented the adopted objective of increasing customer satisfaction by 20% this quarter."
Alternatives: "established goal" or "accepted aim".
In the present paper, the best patch shape is determined by minimising the stress-intensity factor function (which is the adopted objective function).
In the confocal sampling mode, with the adopted objective, a spatial resolution of 1.7 μm2 is achieved in the x-y plane.
As studies have increasingly adopted objective measurement technologies (e.g., accelerometers) to assess children's physical activity, stronger associations with health outcomes have been identified [ 6- 16].
For this reason, we adopted objectives similar to those used by Arlati et al. [ 15], and we accepted CI values of at least 2.5 L/minute/m.
In this paper, we adopt objective evaluation.
An important consideration when assessing mental imagery ability is whether to adopt objective or subjective measures.
Optimism can also be raised through leadership modeling or by learning, through the instruction of cognitive psychology trainers, to adopt objective and optimistic explanations to specific events.
The criteria adopted as objective functions are damage categories impacts, overall impact factor and net present value (NPV).
The maximum total impulse from sea level to design altitude is adopted as objective to optimize the aerospike nozzle contour.
Design-under-uncertainty problems where a probabilistic performance is adopted as objective function and its estimation is obtained through stochastic simulation are discussed.
These indices will be adopted as objective functions to perform an optimization procedure based on two different criteria, to obtain Tuned Mass Damper parameters, which give the best performances.
