The phrase "adopted system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a system that has been accepted or implemented by a group or organization.
Example: "The company has successfully integrated the adopted system into its daily operations."
Alternatives: "implemented system" or "accepted system".
Holacracy: The most widely adopted system of self-management, developed in 2007 by Brian Robertson.
These features are fully considered in the adopted system of equations.
Series, switched, and parallel modes are the commonly adopted system configurations in hybrid systems.
Despite these results, the adopted system did not properly consider the differences in behaviour of slender, intermediate and compact beams.
The elasticity of the subconscious is also the novel's elasticity – it is more than 500 pages long – and likewise the novel's procedures are those of its adopted system of Freudian values.
If O'Neill's decision to play a flat back four had been designed to douse Lyon's early attacking intent it had failed spectacularly but, once Hartson had plundered, Celtic slipped more comfortably into their adopted system.
Mr. McCall noted that the state still had not adopted systems to track inspections and complaints.
On the other hand, some Member States have adopted systems of in-kind benefits.
Cities across the world, like London and Stockholm, have adopted systems that have succeeded in reducing traffic and improving public transit.
To enhance detection and management of CKD, the VHA adopted system-wide automated eGFR reporting by providing a software patch for existing laboratory information technology (IT) systems in 2004.
However, a small number of organizations have adopted systems that facilitate electronic data capture at the point of immunization.
