The phrase "adopted with some" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when discussing the adoption of policies, practices, or ideas, but it needs additional context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The new policy was adopted with some modifications to better suit our needs."
Alternatives: "embraced with certain" or "implemented with a few".
These approaches have been adopted with some success to shut down the trade in whale products and animal furs.
To determine this, an experiment covering the methodologies used in concrete was reviewed and then adopted with some modifications.
The generalized Prout Tompkins equation was therefore adopted with some modifications based on thermal analysis experiments and literature.
In his work, Alexis Sanderson has maintained that the treatment of the topic of initiation found in the Buddhist Tantra Herukābhidhāna, also known as the Laghvabhidhāna or Laghuśaṃvara, has been adopted with some light editing from a Śaiva source.
Source: Adopted with some modifications from Phillips (2008).
The German semi-quantitative scoring system (Han et al., 2009) was adopted with some modification for scoring the results.
Some will be revised; some will be adopted with few changes; some will almost surely be abandoned.
12 13 Although this intervention was subsequently adopted with modifications in some Australian hospitals, its complex nature and reliance on extensive volunteer networks may have limited its applicability to many hospital situations.
In this work, the lasso penalty R β d i = β d i is adopted, with the benefit of shrinking some coefficients to zero and therefore serving as a feature selection method [ 37, 38].
Some provisions of the American Restatement adopted with scant attention to constitutional developments have taken, and to some extent continue to take, that position.
The resolution was adopted with unusual speed.
