The phrase "adopting some form" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the implementation or acceptance of a particular method, style, or approach.
Example: "The organization is considering adopting some form of remote work policy to enhance employee flexibility."
Alternatives: "embracing a type" or "implementing a version".
The latest remit letter to the MPC from the Chancellor had requested that the Committee provide an assessment, alongside its August Inflation Report, of the case for adopting some form of forward guidance, including the possible use of intermediate thresholds.
And Championship clubs have this week voted to join the other two leagues in adopting some form of financial straitjacket - in this case, by adopting their own Financial Fair Play rules based on Uefa's regulations in this area.
Such reforms include: (1) adopting some form of Election Day Registration in more states; (2) if not Election Day Registration, then allowing Election Day address updates statewide for those who were previously registered; (3) expand online registration to more states; (4) allowing early voting in every state.
"Look at the rest of the developed world!" That's perhaps the strongest argument in favor of adopting some form of universal health care system in the U.S. Compared to other developed countries, we spend the most per person on health care by far and get nowhere near the best results.
Seven countries, Chile, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, South Africa, South Korea, and Thailand, in the global South are in the process of adopting some form of FOP labelling regulations (9, 12, 13).
Boston, Los Angeles, Detroit and Dallas have adopted some form of it.
Approximately 20 states have adopted some form of stand-your-ground.
Nearly all the agricultural tribes adopted some form of Roman Catholicism and much Spanish material culture.
Even if the plan is scuttled this time, New York will eventually adopt some form of congestion pricing, traffic experts say.
With few exceptions, Continental European countries have adopted some form of proportional representation, as have Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and South Korea.
Republicans let the states set their own rules, and most long ago adopted some form of a winner-take-all system.
