The phrase "adoption of proposal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a proposal is being accepted or implemented, often in formal or business settings.
Example: "The board voted in favor of the adoption of the proposal to increase the budget for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "acceptance of the proposal" or "approval of the proposal."
The NCC was established by an act of the Zambian Parliament in August 2007 for the "examination, debate and adoption of proposals to alter the... draft constitution" proposed by the Mung 'omba Constitution Review Commissionin 2005.
Mr. Paterson also did not seek the adoption of proposals that would raise money to offset health care cuts, like higher taxes on cigarettes and a new excise tax on sugared beverages.
(There is an echo here with the warnings from elements in the newspaper industry that the adoption of proposals from the Leveson Report will shatter the very foundations on which society is built: I'm afraid that it just doesn't wash with the public).
Dodd's adoption of proposals to require trades to pass through transparent clearinghouses under federal oversight would cut a deep gash into business as usual for Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan Chase & Co. and others that continue to make hundreds of billions of dollars on derivative deals.
It has written to Holyrood urging the adoption of proposals to protect "wild land" and has been backed by the Mountaineering Council of Scotland.
Introducing a sunset clause conditional on the proposed EU permanent measures, whereby the DST is due to lapse with the adoption of proposals for a digital significant presence or the CCCTB including the European Parliament position on digital permanent establishment.
It is important to increase the EU's influence in the global economy and completing the single market plays an important role in this, he said, and called for the adoption of proposals to complete the digital single market.
The controversial proposal revives a concept known as out-of-level testing, and civil rights advocates argue that New York's adoption of the proposal could lead to it becoming standard nationwide.
"We strongly believe adoption of this proposal would put everyone using these waterways at greater risk".
