The phrase "adoption of newer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the acceptance or implementation of newer ideas, technologies, or practices.
Example: "The adoption of newer technologies in the workplace has significantly improved productivity."
Alternatives: "embrace of newer" or "acceptance of newer".
Strategic differentiation: priorities that create game changing transformation or business model disruptions including the adoption of newer social enterprise apps or connected business solutions.
Experts say that reversing the rise in major data breaches would require expensive upgrades, including the adoption of end-to-end encryption, the walling-off of the most sensitive data on separate networks, and the adoption of newer credit card technology that holds customer information on an embedded chip rather than the familiar black magnetic strip now on most American cards.
Trade promotes the adoption of newer, cleaner technology from rich countries by developing ones, improving the techniques of production in poorer countries gradually over time.And all countries may find that the inevitable changes in weather patterns due to human activity will mean that meeting varied food needs domestically will become even more difficult.
Microsoft ended support for the 13-year-old Windows XP last month in a bid to encourage the adoption of newer, more secure versions of Windows.
When clinicians are vigilant and make efforts to detect and treat raised IAP, it appears that deadly ACS may often be avoided, especially with the adoption of newer resuscitation strategies [7, 8].
The Google Analytics team says it made the decision because it wants to be able to "accelerate the pace at which we can innovate new product features" and to "facilitate adoption of newer web technologies in the design of the Google Analytics product".
