The phrase "adoption work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to tasks or activities related to the process of adopting a child or animal, or to the work involved in promoting or facilitating adoption.
Example: "She has dedicated her career to adoption work, helping families navigate the complexities of the adoption process."
Alternatives: "adoption services" or "adoption efforts".
Major firms have adopted these scaled-up strategies and they've outsourced a lot of the adoption work to investors and incubators and angel investors, who are launching a fleet of a thousand ships.
In its official response to the latest move from Moscow, Washington warned that it would affect areas away from adoption work.
Michele L. Jackson, a lawyer in Indiana who travels for her international adoption work, said she leaves files back home for each of her children with information on their activities and their medical records.
Above all, however, it must be remembered that whatever disruption, anxiety and challenges we as adults might face in making foster for adoption work, young children experience the disruption and anxiety in a much more profound way.
These days, in addition to her adoption work, she consults with people whose rabbits are having behavioral problems, sometimes in their homes, sometimes in the office of Dr. Gil Stanzione, an Ardsley veterinarian who said that rabbits make up a third of his practice.
The caucus wrote to the charity commission: "The tenets of the Roman Catholic church may underlie the bishop's views, but the reason for seeking the amendment to the objects of the charity is the fact that the bishop will require the charity's adoption work to be closed down if the amendment is not made, rather than that the charity wishes to protect or promote those views".
Ethnicity and cultural identity are defining factors in how we are perceived and perceive ourselves". Gillies, a firm believer that transracial adoption works, tried to adopt a child 12 years ago, informing social services in London that the child's nationality did not matter.
"When the adoption works, it is worth celebrating..".
Lessons from the successes and failures of many emerging technologies offer a helpful guide in how adoption works.
The thinking is that all the clinics' clients, whether they seem uneasy about abortion or not, should have a clear understanding of how adoption works, rather than just be handed a list of references — a list that essentially says, adoption is fine, but it's not our thing.
"We know that adoption works and we owe it to every child who has a plan for adoption to realise that plan for them without delay".
