The phrase "adoption system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the framework or process through which adoptions are facilitated, including legal, social, and procedural aspects.
Example: "The adoption system in our country has undergone significant reforms to ensure the welfare of children."
Alternatives: "adoption framework" or "adoption process".
QUESTION FROM ELLE HOGAN: Why don't you think more attention is paid to the barriers that exist in the domestic adoption system that prevent children from being adopted?
They also realised that there were plenty of French families who wanted to adopt, but were struggling due to France's complicated adoption system.
So in 1991 -- a year before China passed a law allowing foreigners to adopt Chinese babies, and well before the current centralized adoption system was established -- she wrote the civil affairs departments of more than 20 Chinese provinces on behalf of Alliance for Children, a Boston-based international adoption agency.
Nearly 40% of Slovak orphans are housed in state institutions rather than with foster families in the United States, the figure is about 14%—meaning there are plenty of children who could benefit from a bigger pool of willing adoptive parents.Mr Chromík admits that the country's adoption system needs reform, but says same-sex couples are not part of the solution.
He will be hoping that the crisis in the adoption system is only temporary.
Promise of the reform of the adoption system sounded sensible too.
He added, "One cannot be allowed to perpetrate fraud to subvert our adoption system for financial gain".
Informal inter-family adoptions are not uncommon in India, because of an inefficient and disorganised legal adoption system.
The Every Child Deserves a Family Act, H. R. 1681, introduced by one of us (Representative Pete Stark), would ban discrimination based on sexual orientation, gender identity and marital status in the foster care and adoption systems.
2. Receiving countries should offer more training and resources to help countries of origin improve their child welfare and adoption systems, thereby helping more children while showing that their primary interest is not just increasing intercountry adoptions.
"UNICEF is strongly committed to support the Government to establish comprehensive child protection systems, including the development of efficient alternative care and child adoption systems for children in need of special protection.
