The phrase "adoption of model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the acceptance or implementation of a particular model, framework, or approach.
Example: "The adoption of model X has significantly improved our operational efficiency."
Alternatives: "implementation of model" or "acceptance of model".
That led to the 1988 adoption of model rules by a group of central banks and regulators that was based in Basel, Switzerland.
No. 2: Adoption of Model Law for Armed School Personnel: Many states prohibit anyone other than a sworn law-enforcement officer or licensed security guard to carry a firearm in a public or non-public school.
Another option is the legal system's solution to the vagaries of party-drafted jury instructions: widespread adoption of model language blessed by the courts and hashed out ex ante by scads of lawyers from both sides of the bar.
International Agreement of CIS member-states related to adoption of Model Law "On food security".
Recommendations: Adoption of Model II, or variation thereof; develop SOP Manual and train 100% of officers.
To implement this governance system, a "model act" approach, similar to USA that allows adoption of model clauses and harmonization by individual states, may be an efficient strategy.
In order to improve the adoption of Model-Driven Engineering (MDE) Artifacts (e.g., design languages and associated model transformations), the literature points out that these elements need to be first shared in Knowledge Bases (KB) to be further downloaded, compared and integrated to software projects.
One way of addressing this problem is the adoption of modelling frameworks.
These glaring facts are likely to force ever more attention on to health productivity, health innovation and the adoption of models from elsewhere that can demonstrably achieve more for less.
The challenge to (GRT) presented in Theorem 3 above cannot be solved by the adoption of models where the monotonicity of the underlying notion of consequence is dropped.
This effort is characterized by adoption of models from abroad, for example, universities that combine multiple missions of teaching and research as well as innovation and entrepreneurship.
