The phrase "adopted this course" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decision to follow a particular path or strategy in a given context.
Example: "After careful consideration of the options, the committee adopted this course to ensure the project's success."
Alternatives: "chosen this path" or "selected this approach".
Instructors adopting this course model will face challenges that derive from its definitively cross-functional nature.
In such circumstances it is open to this court to decline to follow the Strasbourg decision, giving reasons for adopting this course.
Although the state may properly provide for the allegation of the former conviction in the indictment, for a finding by the jury on this point in connection with its verdict as to guilt, and thereupon for the imposition of the full sentence prescribed, there is no constitutional mandate which requires the state to adopt this course even where the former conviction is known.
25 "But since Cassius would never consent to adopt this course, — for how could he trust me after having shown himself so untrustworthy toward me? — you, at least, fellow-soldiers, ought to be of good cheer.
However, we believe that this course could be scaled up further and are interested in working with others to help adopt this course, or similar courses, at their institutions.
Although most liberals eventually adopted this new course, there were some dissenters, notably the influential social Darwinists Herbert Spencer in England and William Graham Sumner in the United States.
Were there any other instructional strategies which were not adopted in this course and you used on your own? 4.
In adopting this new course, SAE is following Sigma Phi Epsilon, which got rid of pledging in the 1990s.
Professors: A Solutions Manual is available for qualified professors who have adopted this book in a course.
And yet, a few weeks later, Boehner adopted the course demanded by Meadows and his colleagues.
