The phrase "adopting processes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation or acceptance of specific methods or procedures within an organization or project.
Example: "The company is focused on adopting processes that enhance efficiency and productivity."
Alternatives: "implementing procedures" or "embracing methods".
So consider adopting processes that formally include next steps, such as the "strategic fitness process" developed by Mike Beer and his colleagues at the consulting firm TruePoint.
Like Mr. Freeman, many of the mixologists now playing with fire took their tip from the kitchen, adopting processes and equipment once reserved for the chef.
A number of organizations and educational entities are already independently developing content and adopting processes around cloud technology in K-12 contexts to both support learning innovations and protect student privacy.
Companies that grow and become increasingly complex need to consider adopting processes that are better aligned to their new circumstances.
Alonzo's situational-adaption model emphasised that symptoms are always appraised within socially defined situations, and one key goal may be to 'contain' symptoms and prevent them from having an impact on daily life by adopting processes such as normalising (Alonzo, 1979).
These BIM courses were tested by adopting process-oriented teaching and learning approaches, real case studies, AECO industry involvement, and constant tracking of learning outcomes.
During this adopting process, attention was paid not only to the translation of language, but also to the instruments' validation within Pakistan.
They adopt processes that have them anticipating the change far in advance, treat the retiring CEO with full respect, and make him or her feel comfortable throughout.
Another major contributing factor is while they will tend to focus heavily on having the right platform of deliverables, they often neglect to adopt processes that are essential to bring all the pieces together.
Generally, those organisations that adopt processes and structures complying with the rules and requirements of the institutional environment tend to be more successful.
The initial findings of the baseline survey show that participating enterprises have all adopted processes for carrying out due diligence in their supply chains.
