The phrase "adoption of the practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the acceptance or implementation of a particular method or approach within a group or organization.
Example: "The adoption of the practice has led to significant improvements in efficiency and productivity."
Alternatives: "implementation of the practice" or "embrace of the practice."
Adoption of the practice might serve as a protection in law, a little like the operation of the Reynolds defences.
Environmental concerns, particularly worries about the danger to water supplies, have slowed adoption of the practice in Europe, and the center-right government of former President Nicolas Sarkozy passed a law prohibiting it in 2011.
The informal institutions exist in the form of cultural values, norms and have an omnipresent influence on "character of economies" in the form of normative or mimetic adoption of the practice (Scott 2008; Whitley 1992).
A look at FDR's experience with letters from the public suggests that President Obama -- and the nation -- may benefit substantially from the adoption of the practice by the new president.
The incomplete understanding and skills for measuring chlorine dosage and water volume often precluded the adoption of the practice.
From a sociocultural perspective, the goal of learning is the adoption of the practices, norms, and discourse of the community in order to fully participate in it (Sfard 1998).
The results suggest that the adoption of this practice can increase the effectiveness of such programs in those more vulnerable individuals.
In addition, against the massive adoption of this practice arises the limited availability of equipment in emergency services and competent operators [2, 9].
In the 15 years since the adoption of this practice, it has become widespread in key fishing grounds like Chioggia, Pila di Porto Tolle, and the Sicilian Channel, and the number of trawlers has increased 130percentt between 1995 and 2012.
Although GBS testing is an easy and affordable screening method, the adoption of this practice is likely to be affected by the use of elective cesarean section.
Apart from anecdotal information, a 2003 article by the Global Network for Perinatal and Reproductive Health offers a limited glimpse into the adoption of this practice [ 13].
