The phrase "adopted procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a procedure that has been officially accepted or implemented by an organization or group.
Example: "The adopted procedure for handling customer complaints has improved our response time significantly."
Alternatives: "established procedure" or "approved procedure".
In an exploratory design, the adopted procedure can be useful to open tracks for future research.
The adopted procedure provides a new tool for integrating social responsibility into environmental management.
Mr. Gissin said that the newly adopted procedure, while legal, was based on a political decision and that any appeals would be dismissed swiftly.
Furthermore, it is shown that the adopted procedure does not rely on any previous knowledge of the structure response.
The adopted procedure is based on a robust eigenvector tracking algorithm and an accurate shape-preserving interpolation routine, formulating the highly resonant nodal admittance matrix from a minimal number of frequency data.
This coupling, typical of nonlinear models, necessitates a generalization of the universally adopted procedure of separation of variables to construct, in closed form, a general solution for an arbitrary number of layers.
"But most of the larger counties and cities have opted out and adopted procedures of their own".
For example, Italy adopted procedures modeled on U.S. law, making the procedures at trial adversarial in character.
The agency, he said, has adopted procedures for greater automation, which should streamline lending and make it more attractive for banks to handle S.B.A. loans.
What is clear is that in 1995 the attorney general adopted "Procedures for Contacts Between the F.B.I. and the Criminal Division Concerning Foreign Intelligence and Foreign Counterintelligence Investigations".
The paper deals with the description of the adopted procedures and techniques developed for the different experiments.
