The phrase "adopted walked" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a combination of two verbs that do not logically connect in this form.
Example: "After they adopted the puppy, they walked it every day."
Alternatives: "adopted a dog" or "went for a walk".
I say that walking with your child, adopting walking meetings, using the stairs and buying a pedometer to control how much you're walking are all good tips to incorporate more movement into your daily life.
Strahan and his newly adopted family walked through the crowd, like stars through the paparazzi at a movie premiere.
When the band adopted a walking swing tempo for "You Are Too Beautiful," he failed to dig in, phrasing in a disconnected haze.
When a form of life undergoes a breakthrough, as human ancestors did when they adopted upright walking, Dr. Johanson said, new habitats and sources of food become available, and the adaptations to new environments and opportunities lead to the emergence of different species.
His students almost always fell into the former category, adopting his walk, speech, and other mannerisms, and even his inclination for reading entire texts in their original languages.
If participants were not engaging in physical activity on a regular basis, they were encouraged to adopt a walking program of 30 min/day several days per week.
As demonstrated in Tables 1 & 2, however, we observed that participants typically adopted a faster walking speed, higher step rate (cadence) and longer step length with increased exposure to treadmill walking.
Composite interval mapping (CIM) was adopted with a walking speed of 1 cM [ 63].
Soon after becoming mayor, Ms. Quan "adopted" the beat and walked door to door to recruit volunteers for a neighborhood cleanup.
The Scottish first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, accused him of adopting a "walk on by on the other side" approach after he said on Wednesday that the UK would not take any extra refugees.
