The phrase "adoption path" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the process or journey of adopting a child, pet, or even a concept or technology.
Example: "The adoption path can be complex, requiring thorough research and preparation before making a final decision."
Alternatives: "adoption journey" or "adoption process".
We argue that an incremental adoption path for adopting cross-layer optimizations in storage exists, present the system architecture for a workflow-optimized storage system and its integration with a workflow runtime engine, and evaluate this approach using synthetic and real applications over multiple success metrics (application runtime, generated network stress, and energy).
We simulate our model annually for ten consecutive years to trace a hypothetical adoption path over time by producers of the E. coli vaccination technology.
The authors report on findings about e-book usage and propose explanations regarding how the adoption path from print books to e-books differs from the growth in use of e-journals and the associated decline in print journals usage.
As such, the adoption rate is used here for exemplification and estimation of cost impacts and is not a forecast of a probable adoption path given current market conditions.
Demand increases on all beef production were considered while cost savings evaluated corresponded only to the portion of product retailers or packers would receive from E. coli vaccination programs reflecting the 10-year adoption path assumed.
It depends on where your adoption path begins: foster care, private agency adoption or private adoption with an attorney.
They knew the foster-adoption path for building a family also had risks.
This research adds to this literature by examining the adoption time-path of network gas as a heating fuel.
Because not every consumer purchases the latest fashion products or newest styles before their commercial introduction in the marketplace, fashion adoption follows a path similar to that of diffusion of innovation (Noh et al. 2014).
Whether your organization is investing in the deployment of a collaboration tool similar to the one I mentioned earlier, a new employee portal or an in-house chatbot to help answer questions about a company process, infusing social adoption is the path forward.
It means never allowing shame to steal my story when I am asked the inevitable second most-asked question, "Well, why don't you just adopt?" "We know adoption is not our path.
