The phrase "adoption per" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it, as it lacks context and does not form a complete thought.
Example: "The adoption per the new policy will take effect next month." (Note: This example assumes a context where "per" is used correctly, but "adoption per" itself is not standard.)
Alternatives: "adoption according to" or "adoption in line with".
Indeed, while it seems fashionable right now to tell us to back off and stop patronising Africa, the real answer is surely more western intervention, not less - not regarding adoption per se, but certainly in terms of awareness, involvement and empathy.
Since its internet revolution has taken place over the last five years, the level of Facebook adoption per person is one of the highest in the world.
Although there isn't an adoption per se in this film, the young hero does end up being raised by his great-uncles.
Adoption was affected by peers' prescribing volume within the drug class, rather than by peers' adoption per se.
Data on the yearly number of international adoptions per country were obtained from the Swedish Intercountry Adoptions Authority (19 ).
For the two additional scenarios considered, new adoption rates per shipping segment were determined.
Diffusion speed is defined as the increase of the adoption rate per round, or namely, the expression of the adoption rate achieved by the number of rounds to achieve it5.
The simplest explanation is that to the extent that economic resources impact Internet adoption, GDP per capita by PPP also indicates the individual ability to participate in the market as an Internet user.
Council adoption rates vary greatly between 0.5% and 10.5% of looked-after children being adopted per year.
In 2014, there were almost 69,000 children in care in England but only 5,050 adoptions, 91 per cent of which are to heterosexual couples.
We describe contracts being proposed for implementation in the United States and other countries that would pay farmers for adoption of specified practices (per-hectare contracts).
