The phrase "adopted since" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the time from which something has been accepted or implemented.
Example: "The new policy has been adopted since January 2020, leading to significant improvements in efficiency."
Alternatives: "implemented since" or "embraced since".
For Mr. Obama, this road trip amplifies the more partisan style he has adopted since hitting an impasse with Republicans on budget issues over the summer.
But why not ask the state to suspend, in these hard times, any unfunded mandates adopted since 1995?
The ban was the last in a string of ordinances the council has adopted since 2007, when the city imposed a moratorium on dispensaries.
My findings show that while the subsidized housing policies adopted since the 1970s successfully deconcentrated subsidized housing units, they did not deconcentrate poverty in neighborhoods or metropolitan areas.
The concept of the "representativity factor" has been well adopted since the late 1970's, particularly for fast breeder reactors (FBRs) and future reactor studies.
The import-substitution process had progressively been adopted since the late 19th century, but the Great Depression intensified it.
Genetically modified plants (GMPs) have been globally adopted since 1996.
And this is effectively the same theory that Republicans in Washington have adopted since last November.
AFTER 13 years, the United States is finally joining a one-stop shopping system for managing trademarks that more than 65 other countries have adopted since 1989.
Mr. Leavitt, a leading proponent of the rule, said it would increase compliance with laws adopted since 1973 to protect health care workers.
A series of reforms adopted since 2011 have allowed limited private enterprise on the island, and have sought to spur foreign investment.
