The phrase "adopted onto" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct preposition should be "adopted into" or "adopted by."
Example: "The new policy was adopted into the company's operational procedures."
Alternatives: "adopted into" or "incorporated into".
Owing to the amphipathic nature, HFBI can be adopted onto the surface of MWNTs to form HFBI MWNTs nanocomposite with good dispersion in water.
It is adopted onto the NIHR CRN portfolio and will accrue 8000 participants across England.
The JDM Cohort study is adopted onto the Comprehensive Research Network through the Medicines for Children Research Network (http://www.mcrn.org.uk).uk
There has been an increasing drive for industry studies to be included and adopted onto the portfolio.
The study has been adopted onto the Comprehensive Research Network through the Medicines for Children Research Network (MCRN).
The JDM Cohort study has been adopted onto the Comprehensive Research Network through the Medicines for Children Research Network (http://www.mcrn.org.uk).uk
Through the stories of nearly a dozen white adopters, adopted Indian children, and their Native parents, Dawn Peterson opens a window onto the forgotten history of adoption in early nineteenth-century America.
In this concern, a simple, low-cost and industry scalable successive ionic layer adsorption and reaction (SILAR) approach has been adopted to deposit nanostructured VS2 onto flexible and light-weight stainless steel (SS) substrate towards supercapacitor application.
A high-energy ball milling method was adopted to clad nano-Ni onto nano-h-BN with an aim to enhance the compatibility between the h-BN and the metal matrix during laser cladding processing.
The nearest-neighbor algorithm is adopted to interpolate the data onto a regular grid and to plot the contours.
(Wisner was recorded as having a "nervous breakdown" by William Colby as the uprising was crushed ) Responding to the plea by Nagy at the time of the second massive Soviet intervention on 4 November, the Security Council resolution critical of Soviet actions was vetoed by the Soviet Union; instead resolution 120 was adopted to pass the matter onto the General Assembly.
