The phrase "adopted off" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when this phrase could be used, as it does not fit standard English usage.
Example: "The child was adopted off the waiting list" does not make sense.
Alternatives: "adopted from" or "taken from".
Two operation strategies are adopted: off-grid following electrical load and on-grid base load operations.
In a conference call with reporters, Mr. Kundra said he had learned the value of adopting off-the-shelf technology for the government.
Responding to concern from Democrats that the administration and Republicans in Congress might use the crisis to push through politically controversial proposals like a cut in the capital gains tax, Mr. O'Neill said the White House would resist adopting "off-the-shelf political things that have been paraded around".
The construction industry is adopting off-site construction for its superior quality, short cycle time, and minimal environmental impact.
In contrast, we adopt off-line reordering; the two types of transactions are arranged such that all transactions of the same type are executed simultaneously.
Derbyshire adopted an off-stump line to the Australian who, after an early cover drive boundary off Clare, alternated between air shots and fours.
The differences in sensitivity and specificity rates may be explained by the reference population, adopted cut-offs from various references, methods used to assess %BF, and the cut-offs for excess fat [ 31, 33].
In this paper, the scheme adopted for off-line monitoring of fuel/blanket sub-assemblies, by measuring the coolant flow rate at sub-assembly exit, in a typical sodium cooled fast breeder reactor is presented.
The adopted cut-off point was 0.70 kU/l.
The adopted cut-off score was 2 points.
