The phrase "adoption of services" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the acceptance or implementation of specific services within an organization or by individuals.
Example: "The adoption of services such as cloud computing has transformed the way businesses operate."
Alternatives: "implementation of services" or "acceptance of services".
"Our customers have been talking about G-Cloud for a long time, but their adoption of services was hampered by the lack of accredited solution.
"No question that what has been taking place in the world has done quite a bit to propel the adoption of services on platforms like Ustream and Livestream," said Dan Rayburn, principal analyst for Frost & Sullivan and executive vice president of StreamingMedia.com.
The balance of power has shifted: bottom-up adoption of services by users is driving deployment at the company level.
In India, the lower caste ASHAs were discriminated against by the higher class people, thereby affecting service delivery, as well as the acceptability and adoption of services within the affected areas [ 43].
The adoption of Service-oriented Architecture (SOA) and Business Process Management (BPM) is fairly recent.
The adoption of service-oriented architectures based on web services in industrial automation promises increased interoperability and exibility.
The adoption of service-oriented architectures using Web Services, however, will be a big change for most organizations.
As a result, the primary restraining forces within organizations for the adoption of service-oriented architectures have to do with business issues, design issues, and resistance to change.
The adoption of Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) in higher education helps solve the adaptability problems by reducing the complexity of integration of new systems, by reusing services, and increasing the agility.
Public participation in the health reform process may be affected positively or negatively with the adoption of the services and thus help get the results much faster.
This paper reports on a design science research study that seeks to investigate how information service components affect consumers' potential adoption of such services.
