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Discover LudwigThe phrase "adopted well before" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something was accepted or implemented prior to a specific time or event.
Example: "The new policy was adopted well before the deadline, allowing for a smoother transition."
Alternatives: "embraced long before" or "implemented significantly earlier".
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Its mobile payments platform was adopted well before mainstream advances in mobile payments, like Apple Pay or Square.
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Crease well before unfolding.
So in 1991 -- a year before China passed a law allowing foreigners to adopt Chinese babies, and well before the current centralized adoption system was established -- she wrote the civil affairs departments of more than 20 Chinese provinces on behalf of Alliance for Children, a Boston-based international adoption agency.
No, the real story behind the euromess lies not in the profligacy of politicians but in the arrogance of elites — specifically, the policy elites who pushed Europe into adopting a single currency well before the continent was ready for such an experiment.
The policy applies to parents who adopt, as well.
She added that Upworthy's style of headlines worked well before it was adopted by copycat websites and the style flooded the internet.
Could you see Jarvis stacking shelves in B&Q? Phil Oakey with a window round?" And the openness to new ideas extended to new sounds, with Barratt and Hazel adopting the house sounds of Chicago well before the acid house explosion as such hit the UK.
New drugs are adopted before safety and cost-effectiveness are well established.
Zalora has adopted it as well.
Still, officials in New Jersey and in Nassau County adopted a different policy, evacuating nursing homes in coastal areas well before the storm.
Ironically, Pennsylvania adopted a law requiring specific gifting authority back in 1999, well before Pesock signed over power to her husband.
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