The phrase "adopts different" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a subject that takes on or embraces various forms, methods, or approaches.
Example: "The organization adopts different strategies to enhance its outreach efforts."
Alternatives: "embraces various" or "takes on diverse".
We confirmed these alternatives by showing that the proximity between the second integrin-binding site and integrins differs, suggesting that talin adopts different orientations relative to integrins.
For residues interacting via side-chains, each pair adopts different LJ energy parameters to reflect the differences in side-chain chemistry.
We find that the epidermis adopts different organisations along the dorso-ventral axis that correlate with differences in cell density.
One benefit of devolution is the real-life social experiments it offers as each nation adopts different social policies.
She adopts different emotional costumes, for fun and for effect, but at any given moment she is behaving with complete sincerity.
DNA adopts different conformation not only because of novel base pairs but also while interacting with inorganic or organic compounds.
The approach adopts different modeling platforms as well as selection of proper hardware for step wise verification and testing.
The asymmetric model adopts different values for the steering offset in forward and backward motions to account for the different weight distribution.
Each of these performance isolation approaches adopts different strategies to avoid the performance interference in case of multiple concurrent tenant needs.
He adopts different styles to fit his new subjects, and while there are certain recurrent themes, among them the disruption of families and young people facing moral and physical challenges, there are no obsessive concerns of the sort once considered a necessity for auteurs.
Results demonstrate that the elastic stretchability of a serpentine interconnect bonded to this equivalent medium represents a lower-bound estimate for the case of the actual cellular substrate, where the bonding adopts different alignments and positions.
