The phrase "adoption of maintenance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the implementation or acceptance of maintenance practices or policies within an organization or system.
Example: "The adoption of maintenance protocols is essential for ensuring the longevity of our equipment."
Alternatives: "implementation of maintenance" or "acceptance of maintenance practices."
An increase in the performance of deteriorating systems can be achieved through the adoption of suitable maintenance policies.
However, it seems that manufacturing companies and end users are somewhat uncertain on how to go ahead but also on which are the particular benefits they may gain with the adoption of e-Maintenance technologies.
This is of particular interest in that we examined practice patterns in an era of early adoption of R-maintenance after an R-based induction therapy, before published reports supporting this practice.
Studies show that a sense of personal, family, and/or group efficacy constitutes a powerful determinant of the adoption and maintenance of health-promoting actions and is associated with a host of health-enhancement and illness-prevention outcomes [ 131- 133, 58].
Psychological theories facilitating explanation of the adoption and maintenance of physical activity include self-efficacy theory [ 6- 10] and the theory of planned behaviour [ 11- 15].
Promotion of the adoption and maintenance of a physically active lifestyle within the LIFE Study is best characterized as a dynamic process of self-regulation; one that is dependent on the individual, the center-based group environment in which the PA behavior is shaped, and the larger environmental context of each participant's life.
A social ecological approach and a theoretical framework [i.e., Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB)] will be used to identify key determinants of both the adoption and maintenance of PA across the continuum of breast cancer survivorship including social cognitive, demographic, personal, biological, medical, and environmental factors.
Longitudinal cohort studies are needed therefore, to determine the patterns of adoption, maintenance, and discontinuation of activity, and the factors associated with these changes.
However, an equally important dimension is the adoption of an efficient maintenance policy.
It is thus necessary to adopt an integrated approach during the buildings life cycle, evaluating their performance over time, the influence of the degradation agents and mechanisms on their durability and service life, and the adoption of cost-effective maintenance strategies.
