The phrase "adopting practices" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the implementation or acceptance of certain methods or behaviors in various contexts, such as business, education, or personal development.
Example: "The organization is focused on adopting practices that promote sustainability and efficiency in its operations."
Alternatives: "implementing methods" or "embracing strategies".
He said some of the city's banks were not adopting practices recommended by the Police Department like using bullet-resistant barriers as dividers between customers and tellers.
The report, "Golden Rules for a Golden Age of Gas," builds an economic case for adopting practices and technologies that limit chances of water or air pollution and produce adequate transparency to gain public confidence.
Mr. Ruh, who heads a 300-person Bay Area office, said G.E. is adopting practices like releasing stripped-down products quickly, monitoring usage and rapidly changing designs depending on how things are used by customers.
Just as orchestras that use blind auditions increase the number of women who are selected, organizations can increase women's contributions by adopting practices that focus less on the speaker and more on the idea.
And in turn low-cost airlines Ryanair and easyJet are vying for a share of the business travel market by adopting practices associated with traditional airlines such as British Airways, such the option of booking a specific seat.
In order to extract information out of the universe of statements and communications made possible by the Internet, users are freely adopting practices that lead to the emergence of a new hierarchy.
They have to adopt practices that improve productivity.
The champions' wins became success stories that stimulated others to adopt practices or create their own.
That means getting farmers to adopt practices that limit runoff has been a voluntary activity.
Why is it so difficult to get companies to adopt practices consistent with human sustainability?
They have the freedom -- and the resources -- to adopt practices that actually work, like small classes and personal attention.
