The phrase "adoption schedule" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a planned timeline or arrangement for the adoption process of a child or pet.
Example: "The agency provided us with an adoption schedule that outlines the necessary steps and timelines for bringing our new puppy home."
Alternatives: "adoption timeline" or "adoption plan".
At least we were making eye contact, which proved we could do something together, maybe even have a discussion that didn't involve the pros and cons of adoption, scheduling sex or whether our doctor was the right one for us.
And there is the city's annual adoption fair scheduled for tomorrow afternoon in the East Meadow of Central Park.
While fee-for-service payment policies may inhibit wider adoption of scheduled telephone visits in the general health care setting, reimbursement for telephone care is not a barrier for implementation within the VHA, the largest integrated health system in the US.
In conclusion, if the results of this study are reflected by the action of drugs in the patient, then the adoption of schedules in which platinum agent follows etoposide and in which formation of platinum-DNA cross-links is delayed (carboplatin as opposed to cisplatin) may result in sub-optimal anticancer action.
We hypothesized that adoption of these schedules would improve throughput in the system and, by allowing more women access to life-saving treatments, improve patient survival within the system.
Most of the evidence provided in the last decade by specialized literature about prostate cancer radiosensitivity supports the hypothesis that prostate tumor has an extremely low α/ β ratio, thus encouraging the adoption of hypofractionated schedules in this setting.
Ms. Bond said Vietnam had never posted a schedule of adoption fees, as required in the bilateral agreement, and said documentation on how some babies came to be orphaned "is unreliable".
These results led to the adoption of a similar schedule for the clinical trial.
57, 58 The lack of evidence of a long-term therapeutic advantage for hypofractionated compared with conventional radiotherapy dose schedules for prostate cancer is a major obstacle to the adoption of hypofractionated dose schedules in clinical practice.
During a scheduled three-day adoption event for the adoptable dogs and cats that began on March 18, nearly 3,500 people showed up from across the state and farther.
