The phrase "adopted to put" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a purpose or intention, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The new policy was adopted to put an end to the ongoing issues."
Alternatives: "designed to implement" or "established to achieve".
"A territorial tax system should be adopted to help put the U.S. system in line with other countries, leveling the playing field," the Simpson-Bowles commission concluded.
A territorial tax system should be adopted to help put the U.S. system in line with other countries, leveling the playing field".
It's a formula the campaign adopted to encourage viewers to put themselves in the shoes of a child who might hear Trump encouraging violence against protesters, or a veteran who might listen as Trump says his business sacrifices are comparable to theirs.
This proposal should be adopted quickly to put them on notice: the game is up".
But the Brazilian Congress has yet to adopt legislation to put the provision into effect.
The rules governing carbon sinks are among the many sets of yet-to-be adopted regulations necessary to put the protocol into effect, and only a few countries have ratified the agreement pending action on them.
We must resolutely adopt decisive measures to put down this counterrevolutionary riot tonight.... Chen Xitong: The lawless elements used all manner of despicable means to defame our soldiers, attack the martial law troops, and stir up trouble between the troops and the citizenry.
Although national data on homelessness in 2008 will not become available for several months, most agree that there are "staggering increases", according to Ellen Bassuk, executive director of the National Centre on Family Homelessness.Some cities, like Boston, have adopted a desperate solution to put a roof over people's heads: motels.
