The phrase "adoption of computer" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "adoption of computers" to refer to the process of accepting or starting to use computer technology.
Example: "The adoption of computers in the classroom has transformed the way students learn and interact with information."
Alternatives: "implementation of computers" or "integration of computers."
Compared with the general energy benchmarking in the building sector, we find that the hotel sector lags behind in the adoption of computer modeling for benchmarking.
Prior to the adoption of computer controllers, the ability to control more than one system at a time was, to a great extent, dependent on the physical and mental dexterity of the control console operator.
The campaign will encourage the adoption of computer programming amongst teachers and children.
We observe a similar trend in adoption of computer and internet technology.
And in every industry, the widespread adoption of computer technology has reduced the number of employees required to perform specific tasks.
Also, the adoption of computer networks for academic research [32] and EDI [14] has been investigated and been shown to explain how these technologies possess network externalities.
The adoption of computer-aided surgical simulation (CASS) has created a paradigm shift in surgical planning.
A literature review was conducted covering empirical studies on people's trust in and adoption of computer-mediated services.
Most interlockings employ electrical relays, but adoption of computer-based solid-state interlocking began in Europe and Japan in the 1980s.
This is especially important given the wide-spread adoption of computer-supported peer review, computerized essay grading, and large-scale online courses and MOOCs.
Hart credits that expansion to better 3D printers but also to the widespread adoption of computer-aided design, or CAD, and emerging software tools for 3D shape optimization.
