The phrase "adopted value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a value or principle has been accepted or embraced by an individual or organization.
Example: "The adopted value of sustainability has guided our company's practices and decision-making processes."
Alternatives: "accepted value" or "embraced value".
The formulae are based on an adopted value of R=3.20.
The impact of model parameters of the adopted value and weighting functions on the design preference is assessed through numerical examples.
We further demonstrate how the adopted value can be used for designing the optimal transit times between ports, analyzing the viability of slow-steaming, checking whether ships should speed up to catch up to connecting ships on other services, and helping to predict the market share of less polluting fuels in view of rules on air emission.
Our adopted value is not largely different from the average of their results.
The adopted value of the Earth's mean homogeneous density in Eq. (2) is = 5500 kg m−3 (e.g., Novák, 2010).
The temperature of Oh is about 2000 K in the GSM TIP model calculations, which is somewhat less than the universally adopted value.
This is increasingly commonplace, as multiple states have hastily adopted value-added models (VAMs) such as EVAAS to assess teachers and receive Race to the Top funding.
In addition to Washington, DC, a number of other public school districts (e.g., Chicago) and states (e.g., Florida and Ohio) have adopted value-added measures as part of teacher evaluation systems.
Russia's middle class has adopted values that are distinctly different from Soviet practice.
The performances of the process have been found to be strongly dependent on the adopted values of temperature, substrate concentration and working potential.
The adopted values in this experiment were chosen empirically with the aim of reducing the mapping times of the algorithms.
