The phrase "adoption of targets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to setting goals or objectives, particularly in business, environmental, or policy discussions.
Example: "The adoption of targets for reducing carbon emissions is essential for combating climate change."
Alternatives: "implementation of goals" or "establishment of objectives".
But only 25 percent of workers with access to the tool sign up for it, according to James Griffin, a senior product manager in its retirement plan services group, and that number has been declining over the last few years given the widespread adoption of target-date funds.
The SHINE Trial PIP articulates the intended pathways and processes including organizational actions, delivery agent capabilities and performance, behavior change interactions, and trial and adoption of target practices.
For example, a recent cluster-randomized trial showed that a multifaceted knowledge-translation intervention that included education via telemedicine increased the adoption of targeted best practices in community hospitals with few resources dedicated to quality improvement [ 34].
9 12 Nevertheless, adoption of therapeutic targets and means to reach these targets in clinical practice have been shown to be far from ideal, 174 and, in a very recent analysis of the implementation of guidelines and recommendations across Europe, there was some room for further improvement.
The UK government is known to be opposed to the adoption of interim targets for 2025 and the MEPs voted for ammonia and methane to be included in the list of pollutants, despite opposition from the farming lobby and the UK and French governments.
If RRT doses are increased by adoption of these targets, clinicians should be aware that adjustments in drug (most importantly antibiotic) dosing may be required to allow for increased clearances.
If we bear in mind the fact that elderly individuals have an increased risk for hypoglycemia and other medication side effects (22, 23), the adoption of A1C targets that are lower than age-appropriate nondiabetic values may be associated with more medication-associated complications; however, a clinical study directly addressing the question of whether A1C should be age adjusted is needed.
The adoption of clear targets to reduce international maritime emissions through the IMO has become a matter of great urgency and a prerequisite for the Union to refrain from acting further on the inclusion of the maritime sector within the EU ETS.
Ken Macdonald, a former director of public prosecutions, said he hoped the remarks by Fallon did not signify the adoption of US targeting tactics.
Notably, past research suggests that the adoption of regulations targeting gas leaks has been a key driver of growth in the sector, and that weakening of those regulations could have significant negative impacts.
