The phrase "adopting text" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of accepting or incorporating written material into a document or discussion.
Example: "The committee is focused on adopting text that reflects the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "incorporating text" or "embracing text".
I contacted several of the spelling-reform organizations in operation today to ask them about their feelings on adopting text-messaging shorthands as a kind of spelling reform.
The sister organization of the council, the British-based Spelling Society, does not advocate adopting texting conventions, either, but this is less surprising, because it does not advocate adopting any particular approach at all.
Reasons mentioned by the participants for adopting texts written in English primarily concerned three issues.
But he does have one niggling question, which is whether "user behavior and cultural norms in Asia and other countries are so different that they don't translate well to the U.S". Cellphone users in Asia quickly adopted text messaging and found creative ways to express themselves within those messages' character limits.
The absence of a widely adopted text input mechanism affects not only the writers who can create content but also those who search and use information found on the Web.
We use this adopted text mining approach to identify the terms that are the most distinctive and therefore the most characteristic for the content tweeted by different groups of users.
His expanded edition of the Hermetic corpus (1505b)—with the Crater Hermetis of Ludovico Lazzarelli and another book in addition to the fourteen treatises known to Ficino became the most widely adopted text, reprinted all over Europe, along with his annotations.
To evaluate the results from mesh depth recovery, obtained by linear programming, the following criterion is adopted: (text {DepthAccuracy}=frac {1}{n_{v}}sum _{i=1}^{n_{v}}left [left Vert z_{v,i}-hat {z_{v,i}}right Vert ^{2}/left Vert hat {z_{v,i}}right Vert ^{2}right ] ).
The school board voted unanimously to "abandon the use of any adopted text material that is found to express doubt about the severity of the climate crisis or its root in human activities," and called for all schools to teach a "climate justice" curriculum.
In what may be a first in the nation, this week the Portland, Oregon school board passed a sweeping "climate justice" resolution that commits the school district to "abandon the use of any adopted text material that is found to express doubt about the severity of the climate crisis or its roots in human activity".
In its current form, the adopted text further reduces the minimum level of protection provided under the 1998 directive on bio-patents.
