The phrase "adopting this program" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the implementation or acceptance of a specific program or initiative.
Example: "The committee is considering adopting this program to improve efficiency in our operations."
Alternatives: "implementing this program" or "embracing this program".
Hamilton Township in Atlantic County has adopted this program, reserving 2,000 acres for future development.
It is unclear as to how producers may adopt this program for revenue risk management.
"We are currently campaigning to other religious authorities and leaders in the country to adopt this program," said the council's president, Mohammad Zaman Khan.
We eventually adopted this program at Enterprise airport locations an illustration of how we took ideas from Vanguard when they complemented (or were better than) our own.
The flagship psychology journal Psychological Science adopted this program in May 2014, and since then has seen a steady increase in the number of papers awarded at least one badge per issue – over 300 papers since the start of the project.
"Followers" (as the name suggests) follow the methods of research adopted by their predecessors: if a research program has already been explored and yielded significant results, they will tend to adopt this program.
It could be that Filipino American priests did not want to adopt this program due to lower awareness about the problem of low CRC screening in their community, or they may be less willing than ministers from other racial/ethnic groups to volunteer their congregation for a research study.
Would evidence-based management have kept that company from adopting this deeply unpopular program?
She was so concerned by even the suggestion that the U.S. military consider adopting this long-established program promoting going vegetarian once a week that she has introduced legislation to prevent it.
