The phrase "adoption according to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of adopting something based on specific criteria, guidelines, or regulations.
Example: "The adoption according to the new policy will take effect next month."
Alternatives: "adoption in accordance with" or "adoption based on".
Each vehicle would be relatively inexpensive to build, buy and operate, encouraging wide adoption, according to the group.
But there are "loads" of recent "horror stories" involving international adoption, according to a source at a Ugandan child rights group.
Of unmarried women who give birth, about 70percentt are believed to give up their babies for adoption, according to a government-financed survey.
WASHINGTON — Before Barack Obama was born, his parents may have considered putting him up for adoption, according to documents obtained by a reporter for The Boston Globe.
Ireland is the European country that depends most on adopting children from abroad, because only a very limited number of children born in Ireland qualify for adoption, according to the Irish Adoption Board.
Page A12 FATHER CONSIDERED ADOPTION Before Barack Obama was born, his father may have considered putting him up for adoption, according to documents obtained by a reporter for The Boston Globe who has written a book about President Obama's father.
Most cases examined were challenges to state statutes that barred recognition of same-sex couples and questions on family law such as adoptions, according to the report.
African countries must ratify international conventions and tighten regulations on cross-border adoptions, according to a report from a children's rights group, which is calling for greater investment in child protection schemes on the continent.
As a partner with rescue groups and animal shelters across the country, "Puppy Bowl" was successful in its charitable mission as well, as it was responsible for approximately 425 pet adoptions, according to Animal Planet.
Councils will be forced to merge services in order to speed up adoption rates, according to plans to be set out in the Queen's speech next week.
After being born – on 12 March 1928, in Washington DC, to Louise Harvey – the writer was "surrendered for adoption" because (according to Mel Gussow's biography A Singular Life) the father had "deserted and abandoned both the mother and the child".
