The phrase "adoption of role" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is taking on or accepting a specific position or function within a group or organization.
Example: "The adoption of role within the team was crucial for ensuring effective collaboration and communication."
Alternatives: "assumption of role" or "taking on a role".
We hope these findings will serve as a catalyst for greater adoption of role-emergent approaches and will stimulate further research to examine whether similar successes can be achieved within different contexts.
But perhaps the most improbable aspect of Moroder's indian summer has been his adoption of the role of DJ, aged 75.
Ponsford was instrumental in the discussions surrounding his fate, and her subsequent adoption of his role, on however temporary a basis, is some way short of a PR masterstroke.
The adoption of the role requires an understanding of epistemological and ontological issues about teaching and learning in medicine.
Although nurses in general are positive about the adoption of the role as prescriber [ 37] there are on-going concerns surrounding inconsistent levels of support and governance structures [ 48, 49].
It has been argued that consensus about role expectation enables meaningful adoption of changed roles within teams [ 24] and research into the self-management of long term conditions has highlighted discrepancies between staff and service user expectations [ 25].
A former BHP executive, Lyons is six months into her role as director of the agency and she sees the adoption of flexible roles for both genders, including job-sharing or compressed hours, as a step forward for gender equality.
Intelligence chiefs began a hard battle for the survival of their organizations, a battle that necessitated the adoption of new roles and new targets for their activities.
Or, seeing how it turns famous people into Pop T-shirt fodder, should we interpret it as a comment on the mediated nature of the self in mass society -- the idea of identity not as the realization of a person's authentic inner being but as the adoption of generic roles?
There are long ways to go, but to deny their progress because of outward appearance or their adoption of traditional roles, would be to not give the women who worked hard for their education, climbed ladders, and created spaces for women to participate, due respect.
