The phrase "adopters on" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to individuals or groups who adopt something, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The report highlights the challenges faced by adopters on the new technology."
Alternatives: "adopters of" or "users of".
"You go around and you find early adopters on issues you care about".
Early adopters on Ladies Day were quick to respond: see-through brollies were sighted in both the Grandstand and in the Royal Enclosure.
The company also announced pricing plans for Azure, its cloud-computing platform, and opened it up to early adopters on July 14th at its Worldwide Partner Conference in New Orleans.
"I came to Twitter in December 2007," said Siok. "I had befriended a few prominent bloggers in Asia and the US on Facebook a few months earlier and I followed these early adopters on to Twitter soon after.
Every day, rescuers must decide which ones to save and which to leave behind, limited by funds, space in a vehicle, and a best guess as to the number of willing adopters on the other side.
It seemed an obvious and easy extension to have a couple of my SW guys develop a program to open up access to that print hub to the early adopters on Apple PCs, and to later build a digital image sharing and photo effects service around that, but the strategy was on growing digital only where it was not potentially parasitic to film.
Connect early adopters to facilitate one-on-one conversations, as people are more willing to share their experience privately than they are publicly.
Every day, for example, Japanese view 10 million clips on YouTube, Google's video-sharing site — and that is just from their cellphones, making them the world's most avid adopters of video on-the-go.
Antcliff, K. R., Moore, M. D., & Goodrich, K. H. Silicon Valley as an Early Adopter for On-Demand Civil VTOL Operations Technical Report NASAA, 2016).
"With an established base of early adopters to build on, these service providers are wasting no time in trying to establish a competitive advantage".
The worst case scenario of all is that more children are approved for adoption, more prospective adopters sign on the dotted line – and more adoptions break down.
