The phrase "adopting a technology" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of integrating or starting to use a new technology in a particular context, such as business or personal use.
Example: "The company is focused on adopting a technology that enhances productivity and streamlines operations."
Alternatives: "embracing a technology" or "implementing a technology".
But when it comes to motion pictures, we're adopting a technology that hasn't been audience tested.
Alaska Airlines, one of the nation's smallest airlines, has taken some of the biggest steps in adopting a technology that allows its planes to navigate Alaska's hazardous terrain, weaving through narrow valleys and mountain peaks, and land at remote airports in some of the worst imaginable weather.
"Whenever you see consumers adopting a technology, a platform, a particular application like search with this much volume, you know that advertisers will want to participate in that.
Due to the lack of novel technology, most emerging economies are adopting a technology catch-up strategy by first imitating and then innovating, which leads to a complex but important interaction between technology imitation and indigenous R&D activity, both of which play important roles in the innovation production process of emerging economies.
Therefore, standard CEA focuses inherently on the long-run consequences of adopting a technology.
The guidance states whether the available evidence supports the case for adopting a technology as an alternative to current (clearly described) management.
This study, adopting a "technology-in-practice" perspective [ 8], shows that the four interventions have both a negative and a positive effect on the lives of patients and carers.
It may be a first though, for a partisan organization to adopt a technology only to discover the adoption has a reverse effect, causing a loss of supporters.
The advantages are as follows: investment in initial phases of development is not necessary, as the country is in its absorption phase of technologies generated in the technological frontier; it is quite possible for the country to adopt a technology after defining its development "path" (i.e. expenditure on technologies that could later be replaced by new developments can be avoided).
The rate of adoption is the relative speed with which the members of a social system adopt a technology [Additional file 1].
Ford will adopt a technology called OpenXC for its cars that Bug Labs is using as a research platform.
