The phrase "adopter role of" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe the role of someone who adopts something, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The adopter role of the new technology was crucial for its success in the market."
Alternatives: "role of an adopter" or "adopting role of".
A storm that is bringing unprecedented change to IT and competitive advantage to early adopters, ultimately redefining the role of Enterprise IT itself.
The role of early adopters is to engage and excite people about the possibilities that lie ahead, even in the face of challenges.
These include using analogies with existing products and giving particular attention to the role of early adopters.
As work in this area progresses, it also can be impactful to have "early adopters" or practiced allies assume the role of educator.
They also found the presence of early and late-adopters amongst hospitals but could not determine the role of physicians or hospital characteristics [ 18].
5 There is also literature focusing on the characteristics of individual research adopters, 6 7 and work on clinical leadership and the role of medical academics.
The role of intermediaries working between actors – producers and users, entrepreneurs and adopters, idea generators and funders – has seldom been specifically addressed in the transitions literature.
The lack of Dutch interest in Moneyball, the book or the film, sums that up: the increasing role of data in football may be the first tactical revolution that the Dutch, usually early-adopters, have missed.
The knowledge triangle concept puts also emphasis on the role of education in fostering innovation recognising its role in creation of demand for innovation through educating consumers as adopters of innovative goods and services (Hervás Soriano and Mulatero 2009).
A county in the East Midlands of England was an early adopter of a Cardiology GPwSI role.
