The phrase "adoption of computers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of accepting or integrating computers into various settings, such as businesses, schools, or homes.
Example: "The adoption of computers in the classroom has transformed the way students learn and interact with educational materials."
Alternatives: "integration of computers" or "embrace of computer technology".
Dentists report that the complexity and poor usability of practice management systems (PMSs) are factors in the slow adoption of computers at chairside.
The language defined by Congress at the beginning of enterprise adoption of computers is not sufficient for today's work environments and the courts are struggling to make sense of it.
Objective: To identify the prevailing attitudes among physicians to use of computers in the clinical setting and specifically those attitudes that may be associated with the adoption of computers in practice.
For one, it has redefined formerly traditional methods of doing things in the sector similar to how the dot-com craze, characterized by the exponential increase in the adoption of computers, refined archaic practices in other industries.
This has accelerated since the 1980s with the mass adoption of computers, but the market has more or less kept up, creating new openings to fill the eradicated ones, albeit not in the same places (coastal cities have gained, Rust Belt areas have lost out).
A near-universal adoption of computers in PC has been achieved by all the sample countries.
The adoption of computer-aided surgical simulation (CASS) has created a paradigm shift in surgical planning.
Most interlockings employ electrical relays, but adoption of computer-based solid-state interlocking began in Europe and Japan in the 1980s.
A literature review was conducted covering empirical studies on people's trust in and adoption of computer-mediated services.
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.
