The phrase "adopting good" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of embracing positive behaviors or practices, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "Adopting good habits can lead to a healthier lifestyle."
Alternatives: "embracing positive" or "incorporating beneficial".
Pioneering biotechnology researchers sought to prevent accidents and minimize regulation by voluntarily adopting good practice codes for experiments that produced genetically engineered animals and plants.
Some leadership skills are counter-intuitive: Adopting good governance measures as advocated for by donors does not necessarily make a politician a good leader.
Adopting good password protection measures such as using 1Password or similar, keeping your system clear of key loggers and other malware, and keeping your passwords secret, are likely to be much more useful.
Not keen on gay marriage at first, she now finds it "charming", approves of gay couples adopting ("Good parenting is what counts") and is delighted that bed-and-breakfast owners can no longer turn away guests out of prejudice.
But whatever happens on that front, the I.A.S.B. has made remarkable progress in the four years since it was reorganized, both in adopting good standards and in moving with the United States Financial Accounting Standards Board to coordinate the rules of the two organizations.
The PIIN and the MAI can be decreased or eliminated by adopting good optical code sets.
Now Jack (South) adopted good team tactics, bidding five hearts.
Nonetheless, merchants and governments were slow to adopt good accounting practices.
We're not going to try to get people who are in office to adopt good public policies".
We should try and get Indian players into these places as teenagers so they can adopt good techniques and practices".
Our society is more aware of the environment, and many Brazilian corporations have adopted good practice in terms of sustainability.
