The phrase "adoption of teams" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the acceptance or implementation of team structures or methodologies within an organization or project.
Example: "The adoption of teams has significantly improved collaboration and productivity in our department."
Alternatives: "implementation of teams" or "integration of teams".
Meeting these expectations will require global coordination of stakeholders and the adoption of team-based approaches that are not yet the norm for neuroscience.
Born in Nairobi, educated in Johannesburg, resident in Monaco, he is, however, completely British in his adoption of Team Sky's approach to cycling, with its focus on rigid discipline and marginal gains.
Examples of the ways in which specialties and competencies of single professionals are integrated in organizational settings are represented by the creation of clinical directorates [ 1], the adoption of team working [ 2], or the use of disease management models [ 3].
The adoption of the team method is, for now, confined to its Singapore campus, which opened in 2007.
This study estimates the prospective health, economic, and budgetary impact of universal adoption of a team-based care intervention model that targets people with treated but uncontrolled hypertension in the U.S.
Although Cube sets his tale solidly within the context of the time — of Reaganomics and ghetto drug wars — this is less a story of events than it is of image and self-image whose only tangible measure is the rate by which N.W.A.'s adoption of the team's brand gear and black-and-silver color scheme increased sales of Raiders merchandise.
Formal adoption of the team approach for trauma patients and of specific guidelines for the diagnostic and therapeutic pathway in the Emergency Department.
As prevention measures moved along the continuum of primary to secondary strategies, the focus shifted from individual nurse strategies to the adoption of a team approach to manage or prevent patient violence.
The nationwide adoption of campus threat teams like Pima's — which typically meet once a week on large campuses, often below the radar of students — has been rapid since investigations of the Virginia Tech massacre showed that many people and departments had clear signs of the instability of the gunman, Seung Hui Cho, but no one connected the information.
A greater focus on the comfort and values of seriously ill patients went hand in hand with the widespread adoption of palliative care teams in hospitals across the United States.
