The phrase "adoption case studies" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing specific examples or analyses related to adoption practices, policies, or outcomes.
Example: "The research paper includes several adoption case studies that highlight the challenges faced by adoptive families."
Alternatives: "adoption research examples" or "studies on adoption cases".
The aspects included in the review are utilization potential, present status, suitable solar collectors, design and integration aspects, performance evaluation, economic and environmental assessment, barriers to large scale adoption and case studies etc.
Al-Mubaraki & Busler, 2010b Three practical business incubation European models are discussed based on their adoption as case study examples: the UK, France, and Germany.
These case studies show that adoption occurred or not, not necessarily due to the content of the programme design, but due to the political and economic interests of actors involved in the scheme and the roles played or not by those actors given the policy context and programme design.
Although it lies outside the scope of this article to review in detail the uptake of Darwin's theories and adoption of the evolutionary tree as an explanation of modern biodiversity, I offer three case studies to illustrate that this uptake and adoption progressed at different rates and to varying extents, if at all, across different fields of biology.
Its LED Academy publishes papers, "webinars" and case studies for the advancement and adoption of LED lighting technology.
Adoption of animations, formative assessment, collaborative learning, and case studies varied widely between departments (Table 7).
Resolving these shortcomings conceptually, and demonstrably through contextually-relevant case studies, will help to overcome barriers to adoption of conservation planning approaches.
Using relevant case studies, it also suggests possible implication of irrational adoption of global policies on water supply access for residents of the developing world.
From the adoption of the use case diagram, disciplinary research took place to refine the case studies with focus on use case matching and potential new developments whilst the computing architecture was design to fit these requirements.
Based on detailed case studies of three Asian cities, this paper finds that the adoption of low emission development strategies (LEDS) at the urban level could be economically attractive.
