The phrase "adopted though" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a contrast or exception regarding something that has been accepted or taken on.
Example: "The new policy was adopted though many employees had reservations about its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "accepted despite" or "embraced although".
In most states, puppies must be at least 8 weeks old before they can be sold or adopted, though some allow adoptions at 7 weeks.
Susan was never formally adopted, though she took his name.
He's adopted, though we're still blood related – he's my cousin.
As a result, a statewide property tax for education was adopted, though not without great resistance.
Mr. Burns, the undersecretary of state, said he was confident a resolution would be adopted, though he did not offer a timetable.
It is far from certain his radical proposal will be adopted, though several NGOs and international institutions said the suggestion has had surprising traction.
It is possible for men in the UK to adopt – though a social worker tells me, on condition of anonymity, that the best route would be to become a foster carer first, and then to adopt.
Don Bradman is not a bad model for a batsman to adopt though Ricky Ponting, who averages 99 for Somerset in the championship and 99.3 in the Totesport League, could be accused of taking matters a little too far.
Rattanbai defied her family and nominally converted to Islam, adopting (though never using) the name Maryam Jinnah, resulting in a permanent estrangement from her family and Parsi society.
Similarly, reduction in the daily dose of allopurinol, the most commonly prescribed urate-lowering agent, has long been advocated 15 and widely adopted 16, though never formally validated 17, 18 and only recently rejected 2, as a means of avoiding severe allopurinol toxic reactions in gout patients with impaired creatinine clearances.
In the Falklands, one ship adopted penguins, though these weren't a great success.
