The phrase "adopting procurement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, supply chain management, or organizational practices when discussing the implementation or acceptance of procurement strategies or policies.
Example: "The company is adopting procurement practices that prioritize sustainability and ethical sourcing."
Alternatives: "implementing procurement" or "embracing procurement".
In the last month, officials in more than 70 cities have said they would adopt the procurement policy.
"To maintain its do-gooder reputation, Starbucks should permanently sever any connection to forest destruction by adopting a strong procurement policy that clearly spells out a timetable for implementation".
The key to avoiding these problems is making bidding processes simpler and more accessible for smaller enterprises, and the 2016 EU deadline for public bodies to adopt e-procurement is likely to be another watershed moment.
The first type is moving aggressively to adopt e-procurement technologies, frequently experimenting with various solutions.
In 2010, under pressure from Western governments, Ukraine adopted a new procurement law to close many loopholes.
The statistics of this study indicate that MAT is mainly adopted for project procurement in non-engineering departments, and is rarely adopted in engineering departments.
Other fast food chains, including Dunkin' Brands, McDonald's and Yum! Brands -- owner of KFC, Pizza Hut and Taco Bell -- have adopted zero-deforestation procurement policies.
Is it tradition that's preventing some universities from adopting more ethical forms of procurement, infrastructure and teaching models – or a case of sustainability scepticism among senior heads and academics?
"Our research has comprehensively shown councils can deliver savings through better procurement, more joint working and adopting new technology," he said.
3. Adopting "Buy American" requirements related to federal government procurement, since no single stimulus effort would do more to resuscitate U.S. employment, especially manufacturing employment, and materially reduce our nation's massive trade deficit.
