The phrase "adoption of applications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the acceptance or implementation of software applications within an organization or by users.
Example: "The adoption of applications for remote work has significantly increased since the pandemic began."
Alternatives: "implementation of applications" or "acceptance of applications".
Although generalizations of this qualitative study are limited by a small sample size with predominantly mothers (n=13) of overweight and obese daughters (n=12), the exploratory inquiry using a parent as a secondary consumer user can complement the adoption of applications designed by adolescents.
Within two years, the iPhone debut and rapid consumer adoption of applications has introduced a brand new way to sell goods and services.
Decision systems seem to be likely to remain in the academic or proof-of-concept stages a bit longer, both for the more advanced analysis required and the slower pace of adoption of applications that impact strategic levels of business.
In a world with the potential for an exorbitant number of tokens, widespread adoption of applications using several tokens will only be possible if the complexity of using them is abstracted away — a benefit provided by decentralized exchanges.
It has a multitude of meanings, several conflicting definitions, and a one-size-fits-all reputation that further confuses readers, complicates the adoption of applications that relate to Big Data and does little or nothing to clarify this discipline.
As networks grow, and the demand for data readiness becomes more stringent, the adoption of application-specific networks presents a major hindrance.
In light of this dichotomization, we can see that the present and prior studies reveal a high rate of adoption of passive applications in US EDs and a low rate of adoption of active applications [2, 3].
The widespread adoption of P2P applications in environments beyond ordinary file sharing demands the fulfillment of several security requirements.
We report the development process and devise a theoretical model that explores the adoption of MAR applications through their emotional impact.
The fast adoption of smartphone applications (apps) by behavioral scientists pose a new host of opportunities as well as knowledge and interdisciplinary challenges.
