The phrase "adoption suggested" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a recommendation or proposal for adoption is being made, such as in policy discussions or project proposals.
Example: "After reviewing the findings, the committee concluded that adoption suggested by the research team should be implemented."
Alternatives: "recommended adoption" or "proposed adoption".
Nothing in the Constitution or the history of its adoption suggests that a president can carry the nation into war when Congress has time for deliberation.
A review of social work and psychology literature on adoption suggests that multiple caregiving methods, including flexible and adaptive parenting strategies contribute to a secure parent child relationship.
The Ryan-Kossek 2008 model for work-life policy adoption suggests that supervisors as gatekeepers between employer and employee need to know how to support and communicate benefit regulations.
Coming three years after Casa de mi Padre and a week before The Spoils Before Dying, A Dangerous Adoption suggests that Will Ferrell and his sometime partner in crime Kristen Wiig are determined to spoof every last TV genre they can lay their hands on.
Four of these were used on a greater percentage of farms in 2005 than in 2000, but increased farm sizes and the interaction of farm size with adoption suggest a greater percentage of milk being produced under each, with the exception of grazing.
Third, and finally, as other literature in technology (particularly social technology) adoption suggests, network externalities alone might not be adequate to fully explain innovation adoption.
Biofeedback studies focusing on inappropriate muscle activation and force adoption suggest that visual biofeedback of muscle activity can help to reduce excess muscle activation [23].
A 1000-ton increannual annual output is associated with a 1% increase in the rate of initial adoption, suggesting that the larger the firm size, the larger the capacity of a firm to accommodate cost increases.
This widespread adoption suggests that the program has broad appeal and may represent a valuable health promotion model in the area of maternal and child health.
When considered, credit access is strongly associated with ICS adoption, suggesting that microfinance interventions could boost the effectiveness of ICS programs.
