The phrase "adoption of a system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of accepting or implementing a particular system, often in a business or organizational context.
Example: "The adoption of a system for tracking inventory has significantly improved our efficiency."
Alternatives: "implementation of a system" or "integration of a system."
Some legal scholars have proposed the adoption of a system similar to that which presently exists in France.
These safeguards include improved domain registration procedures, speedy and effective uniform dispute resolution procedures and adoption of a system of famous and well-known trademarks across all gTLDs.
Those efforts were assisted by American scholars of police administration, who urged the adoption of a system of long-term professional administration by experts responsible to a public authority that would be immune to political interference.
This statement, though, did not completely summarize the whole of his political thought; he strove for the adoption of a system that would ensure "peace through arbitration" and recommended a prudent policy of "limitation of conflicts".
What is true is that Roosevelt's 1912 Bull Moose platform called for "the protection of home life against the hazards of sickness... through the adoption of a system of social insurance".
In this work it is proposed an innovative solution based on the adoption of a system aimed to recover braking energy in order to feed an efficient on board hydraulic actuation system.
GSA has been successfully applied to the analysis of microarray experiments and has contributed to the adoption of a systems-biology perspective in distinct fields such as cancer [16].
The adoption of a systems biology approach relying on results from high-throughput sequencing genomics studies may therefore be a significant contribution enabling the elucidation of these pathways and of their interplay.
The adoption of a systems approach to study AD will demand integration of heterogeneous data (such as molecular and image data) and studies of disease-associated molecules and their assemblies beyond the pathway-centric view.
In AD, the adoption of a systems approach is particularly challenging since even at the molecular level the disease pathogenesis is highly complex, covering multiple spatial and temporal scales.
