The phrase "adoption of the program" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the acceptance or implementation of a specific program or initiative.
Example: "The adoption of the program has led to significant improvements in efficiency across the organization."
Alternatives: "implementation of the program" or "acceptance of the program".
In this paper, we compare responses to this organizational assessment from adopters and non-adopters to gain a better understanding of factors that may be associated with adoption of the program by community organizations.
Early this month, County Executive Andrew J. Spano, Chairman George S. Latimer of the Board of Legislators and Andrea Stewhot-Cousiss, who is chairwoman of the Board's Committee on Legislation, announced the adoption of the program, which seeks funds from the Federal Revolving Loan Fund Program to help control water pollution, improve treatment plants and repair sewer lines.
We are trying to grow member adoption of the program, but surprisingly enough, many members seem reluctant to give it a spin.
Given the reported inconsistency in outcomes measures utilised across Indigenous drug and alcohol residential rehabilitation services both in Australia and internationally (James et al. 2017, under review), the adoption of the program logic framework delineated in this paper may help standardise the outcome measures used in different services.
In step 4 of the IM process, a plan for the implementation and adoption of the program was designed, including implementation objectives, methods and strategies.
Although the PA program was successful regarding its aim, the adoption of the program for knowledge transfer purposes should be carefully considered.
Adoption of the programs was tracked through sequential annual surveys conducted at the end of each academic year.
The adoption of this program which is based on a standardized approach to the care of these infants led to an improvement in hospital outcomes [ 23].
The several studies that were pivotal to the adoption of the DOTS program were retrospective, or employed quasi-experimental designs, and often emphasized the benefit of program-defined treatment outcomes [ 1– 4, 8– 12].
It has blunted efforts to force adoption of the radical program of alteration drawn up at the 1960 Democratic national convention.
Adoption of the gradual program was "a fact of life" that the U.S. administration had to accept, said a State Department official.
