The phrase "adoption of both" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the acceptance or implementation of two items, concepts, or practices simultaneously.
Example: "The adoption of both renewable energy sources and energy efficiency measures is crucial for sustainable development."
Alternatives: "implementation of both" or "acceptance of both".
We emphasize the adoption of both bottom-up and different neighbor strategies in ApproxMap while mapping directly connected bnodes.
Hence there is need for extension messages to emphasize adoption of both soil fertility and seed technologies.
We expect to see increasing adoption of both as organizations seek the broadest and most robust platform possible for turning their data assets into actionable business insight.
The link to FLIWAS in the VIKING Cockpit further boosted the responders' adoption of both ISs and secured their places in the institutional structure.
NFC's requirement of needing a large enough user-base to make the tech useful has generally hampered adoption of both chips and NFC-enabled services, such as contactless payments, since there's no critical mass of users to generate significant momentum.
Childers also noted that many traditional enterprises in China are now starting down the path of digital transformation, which is driving the adoption of both open source tools and cloud in general.
By shifting the analysis from a focal firm to industry structure, we argue that the market structure of the entire supply chain functions as a major moderating variable in determining both the timing and adoption of innovations, both for commercial and military markets.
He focuses on factors affecting the adoption of digital technology both in formal and informal education.
The adoption of multiple antennas both at the transmitter and the receiver will explore additional spatial resources to provide substantial gain in system throughput with the spatial division multiple access (SDMA) technique.
The adoption of preventive strategies both at the individual and population level helps reduce the negative impact of oral diseases including improving quality of life.
In the community, their inability to always provide drugs "induced the community's non-confidence on ASHAs" [ 60], p 9. Failure by training programmes to adequately cover all relevant skills can affect CBHWs' ability to deliver services, and this can subsequently undermine their acceptability and adoption of the programme both by other health professionals and the population.
