The phrase "adopted to exploit the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a method, strategy, or approach is being implemented to take advantage of a particular situation or resource.
Example: "The new policy was adopted to exploit the opportunities presented by the emerging market."
Alternatives: "implemented to take advantage of" or "established to leverage the".
In this respect, our data are in agreement with the above reported findings as Bafilomycin A1 treatment would enhance EBV particles production by boosting a mechanism the virus seems to adopt to exploit the cellular autophagic pathway.
At the architecture level, fine-grained data transport in TTA datapath and multi-threading method are adopted to exploit instruction and data level parallelism respectively in the graphics applications.
For the hitherto published releases of the GOCE time-wise (TIM and GOCEE space-wise gravity field series two of the official ESA products the energy conservation method has been adopted to exploit GPS-based satellite-to-satellite tracking information.
Dynamic power management is adopted to exploit low-power modes during idle periods, while asynchronous wake-up and prediction-based data collection are used to opportunistically activate hardware components and network nodes only when they are strictly required.
On UMA architectures, symmetric multiprocessing (SMP) Linux-based operating systems can be adopted to exploit shared-memory multicore architectures on FPGA.
To reduce the conservatism of observer design, a Lyapunov Krasovskii functional (LKF) is adopted to fully exploit the available characteristics about activation function.
Different techniques have been adopted over the time to exploit the source effectively.
Because ERα belongs to the same nuclear receptor superfamily, and shares the same domain structural organisation, as the AR, we adopted a similar approach to exploit the ERα AF2 target to develop specific ERα inhibitors.
