The phrase "adoption of indicators" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the implementation or acceptance of specific metrics or measures for evaluation or assessment purposes.
Example: "The adoption of indicators is crucial for measuring the success of our new policy initiatives."
Alternatives: "implementation of metrics" or "acceptance of measures".
The adoption of suitable indicators is fundamental to implement sustainable development at the local level.
Many nutrition advocates, including prominent UN bodies, have argued for the adoption of the indicators already agreed by health ministers at the 2012 WHA.
Despite the complexity, notable reductions in the number of forecasting error are obtained due to the adoption of three indicators: deposits in financial institutions, exports, and imports.
Those measures must revolve around policy frameworks, institutional review, and the national (member states) and the SADC's adoption of performance indicators against which to measure the success of the model.
ZAGREB, 29 May 2015 – The Croatian Council for Children, with UNICEF's support, today launched consultations for the definition and adoption of national indicators of child well-being.
They promoted increased scrutiny, the adoption of performance indicators and greater competition as ways of making professions accountable to the demands of parents, patients, citizens and investors – who they represented as increasingly autonomous consumers.
While worldwide global commitments to statistics have remained constant (with USD 541 million, compared to USD 544 million in the previous year, Figure 1), there are signs for considerable increases over the next 2-3 years due to the increased attention to data following the adoption of the indicator and monitoring framework of the SDGs. Figure 1.
Contemporary approaches to PMSs emphasise the role of performance indicators for strategy implementation and advocate the adoption of non-financial indicators in addition to traditional financial metrics.
Universities/PRIs of knowledge-based economies face similar challenges in measuring the intermediate input and output of their respective RIE value chain activities, as evident in their adoption of common traditional indicators for benchmarking despite their limitations (AUTM 2014).
