The phrase "adoption of a program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation or acceptance of a specific program, policy, or initiative within an organization or community.
Example: "The adoption of a program aimed at reducing waste has significantly improved our sustainability efforts."
Alternatives: "implementation of a program" or "acceptance of a program".
But instead of urging adoption of a program exclusively for black people, as some civil rights leaders had done, King called for a racially inclusive Bill of Rights for the Disadvantaged.
A recently published study in Tomsk, Russia, describes successful adoption of a program to address alcohol use disorders, with the intent to measure outcomes [56].
The adoption of a program to reduce the salt concentration in food products (to reduce hypertension) in France raised the hypothesis that this public health measure may have increased the chance of L. monocytogenes contamination in foods (mostly meat and fish) and increased the disease incidence [ 38, 39].
New York state lawmakers are currently debating the statewide adoption of such a program.
"Although more than 20 states have adopted individual RPS programs, the country will not realize the full potential for renewable electricity without the adoption of a federal program to enhance the states' efforts".
The adoption of a pilot program is unlikely to assuage their concerns.
"There is improvement in equipment and their total adoption of a conditioning program that allows these young ladies to handle higher clubhead speeds".
"I'm looking for votes — I'm not trying to save the economy," one student said, urging the adoption of a generous program of government spending to stimulate growth.
These officials note that a summit meeting planned last month in Tunis, where Jordan, Egypt and other American allies in the Middle East had been pressing for adoption of a democracy program, was canceled at the last minute in a display of acrimony and distrust of American intentions.
The adoption of the "10-95" Water Law in 1995, the establishment of River Basin Management Agencies, the adoption of national plans for integrated water resource management, the adoption of a national program for sewerage and wastewater treatment in 2008, as well as the Water Strategy in 2009 are all actions in favor of better water quality outcomes.
To name a few, Helitzer et al. applied the diffusion of innovation theory to assess and predict the adoption of a telehealth program in rural areas of New Mexico [ 37].
