The phrase "adopting the practice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the implementation or acceptance of a particular method, approach, or behavior in a specific context.
Example: "The organization is focused on adopting the practice of sustainable sourcing to reduce its environmental impact."
Alternatives: "embracing the method" or "implementing the approach."
In publicizing the arrests, General Oates is adopting the practice used by a number of municipalities.
"We're probably one of the leading states in farmers' adopting the practice," said Robert Graves, a professor of agricultural engineering at Penn State.
And members of some groups who traditionally circumcise boys or teenagers as a mark of group membership seem equivocal about the idea of outsiders adopting the practice.
Polls showed that a majority of the American public responded by adopting the practice, and young people were in the lead.
According to the bank's executive board president, Luqman Arnold, the bank favors reducing compensation rather than adopting the practice of large-scale layoffs that some rival banks, also suffering similar losses from the economic downturn, have followed.
The Romans in turn remained somewhat in awe of Etruscan culture, adopting the practice of reading animal entrails and even restoring the symbolic Etruscan office of the praetor Etruriae.
By adopting the practices of corporate America, he said, the industry has evolved.
There are signs of progress, he says -- more towns are adopting the practices.
Some North Plains farmers have been adopting the practices shown by the demonstration, according to Mr. Walthour.
Announcing the 45-day consultation, Glenn said the FA is adopting "the practices of leading edge organisations" and "putting football back at the centre of the FA.
In contrast, adopting the practices of the canton with the highest generic use would itself increase the substitution rate from up to 26%.
