The phrase "adoption of internet" is not entirely correct; it should be "adoption of the internet." You can use it when discussing the process of accepting or integrating the internet into various aspects of life or business.
Example: "The adoption of the internet has transformed how we communicate and access information."
Alternatives: "embrace of the internet" or "integration of the internet."
This paper examines the determinants of adoption of Internet banking among Italian retail banks.
The wide adoption of Internet technologies should allow truly distributed sharing of patient data across traditional organizational barriers.
As the adoption of Internet telephony by mainstream businesses continues to speed up, at least one influential communications industry group is embracing the technology.
The empirical analysis indicates that the adoption of Internet banking depends upon the characteristics of traditional banking activities, particularly in terms of existing networks of distribution and existing customers.
Netscape commercialized browsers, web servers, and other tools and components that aided the development and adoption of internet services and applications.
But just as the N.F.L. might point the way to a 3-D TV future, the league's reservations about streaming live games online highlights a fundamental barrier to the mainstream adoption of Internet television.
But among telephone companies in the United States, capital investments and institutional inertia are working against adoption of Internet-based technology, generally known as I.P., for Internet protocol.
It added that the adoption of internet-connected cameras meant that more footage was being stored off-site for longer periods of time, and that gigapixel camera technology would mean even higher quality images in the future.
Adoption of Internet-based interventions is less subject to the resourcing and timing constraints which can limit the uptake of telephone-based approaches.
With the dramatically increased adoption of internet-based devices among the young population, studies have recently started to include children, youth, and young adults with anxiety and depression concerns [ 11- 16].
[ 40] The National Research Council reached a similar conclusion in Networking Health when it called on DHHS to "more aggressively address the broad set of policy issues that influence the development, deployment, and adoption of Internet-based applications in the health sector".
