The phrase "adoption of concept" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the acceptance or implementation of a particular idea or theory within a specific context.
Example: "The adoption of the concept of sustainability in business practices has become increasingly important in recent years."
Alternatives: "embrace of the idea" or "acceptance of the notion".
Additionally, an important extension for the eSourcing ontology and eSML is an adoption of concepts and properties to cater for adopting advanced security assurance measures that are relevant for open cyber-physical systems collaborations.
None of these themes was absent from the Bible, which was held to be divinely revealed, but each had become the object of constant theological readjustment that also involved the adoption of concepts from outside and reactions against them.
The potential for improvements in industrialised housing through the adoption of concepts like enterprise resource planning (ERP) from the manufacturing industry, as applied to small and medium-sized enterprises, is evaluated in this paper.
Clausen and Voll [4] appear to be in thrall of the North American model and suggest the adoption of concepts, techniques, systems and methods to support rail freight activity in Europe.
Adoption of concepts and methods from life course epidemiology could facilitate this.
Such a model fits into the neuroscience context due to the adoption of concepts defined within the XCEDE model (project, visits, studies, episodes, acquisition).
Understanding the reason for the adoption of concepts in the program allowed participants to be self-motivated to change behaviour and therefore be more compliant long term [ 27].
This assumption indicates that the adoption of this concept in the preliminary design stage will enable designers to balance the building environment effectively.
In parallel, the full implications of complex systems approaches to aeolian geomorphology for linear dunes lag behind the adoption of the concept to some other dune forms (e.g. barchans); the relationship between observed dune complexity and age from field data complicates previous suggestions that dune patterning may be purely a function of development time.
