The phrase "adopted points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to ideas, strategies, or positions that have been accepted or taken on by a person or group.
Example: "The committee reviewed the adopted points from the previous meeting and decided to implement them in the new policy."
Alternatives: "accepted points" or "approved points".
However, the fact that the cost is so negative, and that they are typically not adopted, points that it is not the economics what prevents their implementation, but rather the existence of other barriers: hidden costs, transition costs, insufficient awareness, behavioral inertia, principal agent problems, technological lock-in, non-socialized risk, etc.
There was no adopted point to the killings, let alone any discernible point at all.
The adopted point-to-point codes have coding rate Rc,p= 0.5, so that R c = 0.25.
For T2-weighted MRI at 3 T, the following parameters were adopted: point resolution=185 × 185 μm, section thickness=0.6 mm, TE=80 ms, TR=5142 ms, and number of acquisitions=1.
The NRF reported that by the end of 2017, 93percentt of retailers expected to adopt point-to-point encryption, which protects card data while it is being transmitted.
If fewer viral isolates are obtained as a consequence of adopting point-of-care rapid tests, the result may be a reduction of our capacity for early detection of the next influenza pandemic.
Therefore, the commonly adopted cutoff points of city-specific quartiles seem appropriate at this stage [ 21, 27].
Churchill Downs adopted a points system to determine the field for this year's Derby, replacing graded-stakes earnings.
Here he has adopted several points of view, when the events described are so extreme that it would be difficult to do even one character justice.
During that minute......the camera adopted her point of view.
Over the years, leading firms have adopted this point of view.
