The phrase "adoption of attributes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the acceptance or integration of specific characteristics or qualities, often in fields like psychology, technology, or organizational behavior.
Example: "The adoption of attributes such as resilience and adaptability is crucial for success in today's fast-paced environment."
Alternatives: "embrace of characteristics" or "integration of traits".
Amongst the early adoption of the attributes has been their application at the course level in a pilot introductory course, 'SUST 101', and their use in designing a sustainability pathway within the Faculty of Science.
Such an improvement is a key step toward adoption of these attributes within clinical knowledge and skills related to OR nursing for pre-qualifying nursing students.
Based on this, a deep insight into the attribute reduction process is gained to reveal which attributes to be added into and/or deleted from a current reduct, and our incremental algorithm is designed by this adoption of the attribute reduction process.
The analysis revealed that despite higher environmental and economic benefits the low adoption of agroforestry is largely attributed to policy and institutional constraints such as insecure land tenure, complicated transit rules, double levy on agricultural commodities, and farmers' poor socio-economic condition.
The rapid adoption of MSNs can be attributed to their superior properties, that is, good biocompatibility, structural rigidity, chemical stability, optical transparency, high surface areas, large pore volumes, uniform and tunable pore sizes, and controllable surface functionalization.
Finally, potential modeling flaws include unobserved or understated costs of adoption; ignored product attributes; heterogeneity in benefits and costs of adoption across potential adopters; use of incorrect discount rates; and uncertainty, irreversibility, and option value.
Few of these have resulted in any industrial take up of the approach and part of this lack of adoption might be attributed to a shortage of evaluations of the resulting designs and implementations and their comparison with more conventional approaches.
The survey asked about ED attributes and adoption of the health information technology applications shown in Table 1.
Many who knew him in that period attribute his adoption of a conservative agenda and his exploitation of the family-values theme to his political ambition, not to a belief, at least at that time, in core conservative values.
The low rates of adoption of the CSP can be attributed to the physicians' perceptions that the program's complexity and incompatibility exceeded its relative advantages.
