The phrase "adoption of guidelines" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of accepting or implementing specific rules or recommendations within an organization or context.
Example: "The adoption of guidelines for remote work has improved productivity and employee satisfaction."
Alternatives: "implementation of guidelines" or "acceptance of guidelines".
This chapter proposes the adoption of guidelines for the dissemination of information to medical practitioners.
While the recent adoption of guidelines for large-scale land acquisitions promoted by the government of Ghana is a good start, land policy reforms should go deeper.
In 2011 faculty mentoring of graduate students was formally brought into the faculty performance review process as an area of evaluation through the adoption of Guidelines on the Evaluation of Graduate Student Mentoring in Faculty Performance Review.
The most controversial change under Tilghman may have been the faculty's adoption of guidelines to curb grade inflation in 2004, a move that has reduced the number of A grades awarded in undergraduate courses.
Cf. Thiele, supra note 40, at 299 (noting that any Member State can prevent the conclusion of a withdrawal agreement by blocking the adoption of guidelines in the Council).
Minimising risks includes not only the adoption of guidelines, but also the verification of compliance on construction sites.
Despite the documented survival benefit conferred by neoadjuvant (NAC) and adjuvant chemotherapy (AC), there has been a slow adoption of guideline recommendations for the use of perioperative chemotherapy (POC) in patients with muscle-invasive bladder cancer (MIBC).
The characteristics of the healthcare professionals in this study were found to influence the adoption of guideline recommendations.
Practitioners may still encounter barriers to adoption of guideline recommendations due to the guideline itself, patient, or social/environmental factors [ 52].
These findings highlight that the lack of physician awareness about oral anticoagulation and how to manage complications is a key barrier to adoption of guideline-recommended therapies.
Data further showed marked improvement in adoption of guideline recommended practices in both partial and full intervention groups but improvements were more marked in the full intervention group.
