The phrase "adoption measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to policies, strategies, or actions taken to facilitate or promote adoption, such as in social services or legal frameworks.
Example: "The government has implemented several adoption measures to ensure that children in foster care find permanent homes more quickly."
Alternatives: "adoption policies" or "adoption strategies".
Thus, the model could help in policy making process as starting point of discussion between stakeholders, as well as citizens in final decision of adoption measures and best evaluated options.
Previous studies observed that farmers who own their farm land are likely to take adoption measures, particularly if the investment required for adaptation is tied to the land (Gbetibouo 2009; Nhemachena and Hassan 2007).
I will also discuss our natural families and I will continue to highlight issues and adoption measures that separate children from their natural families due to poverty or structural inequalities.
Conservatives are especially opposed to the so-called "stepchild adoption" measure in the bill, which would provide the opportunity to legally adopt a partner's son or daughter.
After Congress passed the legislation, and President Obama signed it into law this month, Russia's response was the adoption measure.
Carole Shauffer, executive director of the Youth Law Center, an advocacy group based in San Francisco, recalled that Mrs. Clinton's staff requested that she organize an event where the first lady could talk about the adoption measure.
Following Dereje (2006) and Taha (2007), among many other studies, we utilised the Tobit model to analyse the intensity of adoption; measured by the average proportion of farmland devoted by the farmers to the production of IRVs.
Even a small but vocal party in the governing majority, NCD — headed by Interior minister Angelino Alfano — isn't in favor of the bill as it is, and asking Prime Minister Matteo Renzi to remove the stepchild adoption measure.
The second stage, which Lord Dahrendorf identified in an article, involves the creation of a market economy, with the adoption of measures to protect and promote competition and adopt a social safety net.
FAIR works for the adoption of measures to combat illegal immigration and to restore legal immigration to more moderate national levels.
