The phrase "adoption and practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the implementation and application of policies, methods, or ideas.
Example: "The adoption and practice of sustainable farming techniques have shown significant benefits for the environment."
Alternatives: "implementation and application" or "embrace and execution".
This was followed by investigation of factors influencing heterogeneity in the adoption and practices.
Our study evaluated agroforestry adoption and practices within smallholder farms in a former large-scale maize growing area of Trans Nzoia County, Rift Valley Province, Kenya.
There was no statistically significant correlation between the GPs' preparedness towards future CDS-eP adoption, and their practice duration, practice premises or current use of CDS mechanisms.
This shifting landscape is the focus of a report to be released on Thursday by the Evan B. Donaldson Adoption Institute, a nonprofit organization that works to change adoption policy and practice.
It is a mark of how politically sensitive adoption has become that BASW's new chief executive, Ruth Allen, takes great pains to emphasise that the inquiry will be an "investigation of the facts: a robust, honest and balanced look at adoption policy and practice as it's emerging across the UK".
Forced adoption led to a Senate report, Commonwealth Contribution to Former Forced Adoption Policies and Practices in 2012.
Congress agrees and passed legislation financing the Infant Adoption Awareness Training Program to educate health care providers, crisis pregnancy center staff members, and family-planning clinic staff members on adoption policy and practices, to ensure that women facing unintended pregnancy can receive accurate information about adoption.
The call for a public inquiry was backed by Graham Allen, Labour MP for Nottingham North, who sponsored a parliamentary motion last year calling on the government to apologise for "unacceptable adoption and care practices of the past".
Perhaps most unsettling, both because some of the stigmas remain and because adoption policies and practices have not yet progressed sufficiently, more Philomenas are being created every day.
"Following the court judgement, MSF [Ministry for Social and Family Development] is reviewing our adoption laws and practices to see how they should be strengthened to better reflect public policy," MSF minister Desmond Lee told Parliament on Monday.
