The phrase "adopts decisions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an individual or organization is making or accepting decisions, often in formal or professional settings.
Example: "The board of directors adopts decisions that shape the future of the company."
Alternatives: "makes decisions" or "takes decisions".
Since the pulse-based master synchronization adopts decision feedback, its stability analysis involves the control theory.
After diligent preparations, delegates to the London meeting adopted decisions that could help to turn things around — but only if the experience of the past three decades is reassessed and its lessons learned.
If they detect a flagrant breach of European law, the proposal would also give the European Union power to force countries to come into line by adopting decisions "directly applicable" to the institutions.
Nonetheless the study adds to the limited CBA applications available within the health care literature, and informs current discussion on whether the choice of evaluation approach can impact on adopting decisions.
If one were to use the model framework to adopt decisions on the implementation of personalized medicine more accurate statistical and economic information related to tests results and efficacy of the treatments would be needed.
The specialist will not be accountable for the adopted decisions.
Liechtenstein has traditionally been adopting decisions made in the Swiss system.
In the final two days of the four-day meeting at UN headquarters, the Executive Board received pledges of support from member states and adopted decisions on budget, planning and programme activities for the coming year.
In accordance with the treaties, States parties have set up treaty body committees that may call upon States to respond to allegations, adopt decisions and publish them along with criticisms or recommendations.
(8) The Commission may adopt decisions requesting Member States to revoke BTI or BOI decisions, to ensure a uniform tariff classification or determination of the origin of goods.
