The phrase "adopting models" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of taking on or implementing specific frameworks, theories, or methodologies in various contexts, such as business, education, or research.
Example: "The company is focused on adopting models that promote sustainability and efficiency in its operations."
Alternatives: "implementing frameworks" or "embracing methodologies".
First, without discussion with stakeholders, it proposes to develop the children's social care innovation programme, widely seen by social workers as offering rewards to those authorities and contractors adopting models favoured by the chief social worker for children.
But in the face of declining funds, some are starting to look elsewhere for marketing magic, adopting models once thought to be better suited to the Mets than the Met.
The interest in Markov models of Internet traffic, in spite of the impossibility to achieve true LRD or Self-Similarity, lies in the possibility of exploiting powerful analytical techniques to predict the network performance, which is the ultimate goal when adopting models to either study existing networks or design new ones.
Technology, new organizational frameworks, and alternatives to traditional fundraising are allowing new and early-stage nonprofits to consider adopting models more similar to a for-profit startup.
Let's consider, in general terms, what sort of motivations one might have for adopting models that fall under the umbrella of IP.
There are more fundamental issues the freight rail operators need to address before slavishly adopting models which may not be appropriate.
However, certain limitations prevent UI developers from adopting model-based approaches for UI engineering.
This chapter discusses several practical issues and techniques for adopting model-based testing.
Number of cycling genes, percentage of adopted models, and relationship between amplitude and genes called cycling in each condition.
The prevailing schools in psychology and psychiatry — behaviorism and psychoanalysis — adopted models of the mind that were incompatible with the concept.
However, it seems that these commonly adopted models do not explicitly cover usability engineering (UE) processes.
