The phrase "adopts data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of accepting or incorporating data into a system, process, or methodology.
Example: "The organization adopts data from various sources to enhance its decision-making processes."
Alternatives: "incorporates data" or "utilizes data".
The SREWS adopts data fusion, BIM and modern information technology to monitor the safety status.
To provide multiple channels for users to access their bibliographic data, the TogoDoc server adopts data transfer formats such as RSS RS S 0.91, [28]), ATOM [29], and JavaScript Object Notation (JSON, [30]) in addition to HTML.
Similarly, there is no relationship between whether a country adopts data exclusivity and the amount of investment by the pharmaceutical industry in the country [ 61].
Named Data Networking focuses on named data, adopts data-facing communication mode, and does not care where the contents are stored but the contents themselves.
The Atlanta institution adopted data analytics to improve both its advising for students and how it awarded financial aid.
There are historic examples of great journalists adopting data too, of course; Philip Meyer, the US journalist behind the Detroit project which inspired our Reading the Riots project - a reporter who used data to create classic new forms of journalism.
To come from behind in this market, H.P. has turned to a hard-sell pitch that says customers can either model themselves after the revamped H.P. by adopting data warehousing or continue to be a mess.
The industry has devised a new plan to encourage customers to adopt data services and thus, it hopes, make a smooth and unobtrusive transition to 3G.
Existing EISs commonly adopt data warehousing technology to consolidate data from multiple sources in a tailor-made fashion, and support predefined multidimensional data analysis.
inBloom has adopted data privacy and security protections that meet the highest industry standards, exceed FERPA requirements, and are designed to ensure that student data are used only for agreed-upon education purposes and not further disclosed.
Information on depth persistence of soil water content (SWC) is useful for adopting data assimilation techniques in integrating remote sensing data and soil water modeling.
