'adopts a framework' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of somebody or an organization taking on a particular set of rules, procedures, guidelines, or other forms of structure. For example: "The company adopted a new framework to better equip their employees with the resources they need."
Adopting a framework of transparency of this kind – within whatever regulatory model emerges from the current political debate – would be a first step in strengthening that relationship, providing a basic level of accountability and rebuilding trust.
They adopt a framework called SySHub to play the role of glue that enables federations of models to support SoS simulation.
To identify PCR primers for a non-model group, the genus Leucadendron (Proteaceae), we adopted a framework aimed at minimizing the probability of paralogy and maximizing polymorphism.
In response to the failure of existing means of service provision, environmental health policy is increasingly adopting a framework of governance for providing sanitation.
To support this finding, Clarke and Drinkwater (2000) adopted a framework in which self-employment decision was modelled to be influenced by ethnic-specific attributes as well as sectorial earnings differentials.
In 1962, a formal proposal was made by local authorities in Split, resulting in Croatian government adopting a framework motorway development plan in 1966.
As a first step, we have adopted a framework to continuously improve the nation's teaching force, revamp teacher development and evaluation systems, and provide teachers and schools the tools and support they need.
Thematic analysis of the data was conducted using NVivo7, adopting a framework analysis approach.
This divergence in needs has lent support to adopting a framework for evaluating teaching methods for EBP.
Bangladesh is currently in the process of adopting a framework for eHealth and mHealth, based on a decade of experience [ 16].
