The phrase "adoptions will be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing future occurrences or plans related to adoptions.
Example: "Adoptions will be finalized by the end of the month, ensuring that all necessary paperwork is completed."
Alternatives: "adoptions are set to be" or "adoptions are expected to be".
The initial consumer adoption will be by early adopters — by a lot of us Silicon Valley geek-types who want to play with the tech.
Whether consumer adoption will be strong is unknown.
"Corporate adoption will be relatively slow," said Roger L. Kay, president of Endpoint Technologies Associates, a computer industry consulting firm.
NYT: Do you think that initial wave of adoption will be people buying touch devices or will they be buying something with a keyboard and mouse?
Adoption will be a challenge if technology is seen as an extra task - eg writing information on paper then having to enter it to a PC.
He told Sky News: "I think adoption will be far faster than it was for 3G 10 years ago, because people didn't really know how to use it.
"Until technologies such as QR code readers are completely integrated into a mobile phone's hardware, then my view is that adoption will be slow," Mr. Grill said.
"We are extremely concerned," says a copy of the letter, "that the robustness and innovativeness of the Internet will be at risk and broadband adoption will be slowed unless the F.C.C. takes the necessary steps to preserve this principle".
It urges consumers to invest in businesses that are already taking advantage of the benefits of the new technologies: "Early adoption will be a key comparative advantage, while those that lag in investment will see their competitiveness slip".
The report notes that renewable fuels will remain small compared with conventional fuels for many years, and their rate of adoption will be determined by the intersection of government policies, economic growth rates and technological breakthroughs.
