The phrase "adopts for example" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misconstruction; "adopts" typically requires a direct object, and "for example" is not functioning correctly in this context.
Example: "The organization adopts new policies, for example, a flexible work schedule."
Alternatives: "implements, for instance" or "embraces, such as".
New standards were adopted, for example, for eyewitness identification, creating, according to Lake, a "much more reliable process".
And the question in India is why am I adopting for example solar energy, why am I adopting energy efficiency?
The budget we have just adopted, for example, contains city debt service costs by funding $800 million in construction costs on a pay-as-you-go basis through 2008".
The most common kind of pathogen arose from practices that organisations or individuals had adopted (for example reusing existing design solutions).
And a leading Brexiter like Jacob Rees-Mogg has argued Britain could slash environmental and safety regulations on imported products, adopting, for example, emissions standards that are "good enough for India".
As a society, we urgently need to make the choice to redirect our relationship with nature by adopting, for example, the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals to promote a sustainable pattern of economic development and social inclusion.
Although his political views had prevented him from becoming an officer, he continued to make tactical suggestions to his superiors, some of which were adopted; for example, combat medics were introduced to RLI patrols at his suggestion, and following his example.
Although conservation tillage is being widely adopted, for example, in the United States, generalization should be avoided.
Even small companies could join their efforts and together "adopt" for example a school in their neighbourhood.
Phenotype definition and diagnosis harmonization can also be achieved through standardized clinician training, a model adopted, for example, by Finland.
