The phrase "adopts it for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone or something that takes on or accepts a particular idea, practice, or policy for a specific purpose.
Example: "The organization adopts it for improving employee engagement and productivity."
Alternatives: "embraces it for" or "takes it on for".
John adopts it for himself, feeling that he must not be a letter in the "human alphabet" and instead is a "specialised piece of punctuation".
Since discriminant analysis can consider the global information of the data with the distribution of the classes, the proposed method adopts it for the estimation.
In comparison to related work, this is the first proposal that defines transformation between UML activity diagrams and streaming data application workload meta models and successfully adopts it for RTES performance evaluation.
In comparison to related work, this is the first proposal that defines transformation between UML activity diagrams and streaming data application workload models and successfully adopts it for embedded RTES performance evaluation.
It then open-sourced it under the SmartDeviceLink moniker back in 2013 and Toyota was one of the first third-party car manufacturers to adopt it for its cars.
When his brother returned from West Germany with a surgical microscope, Dr. House saw its potential and adopted it for ear surgery; he is credited with introducing the device to the field.
The ease of use and well-known user interface of the OsiriX software allowed radiologists to rapidly become familiar with its main features and adopt it for retrieving and reviewing studies from all the imaging modalities.
White-Cinis says that while the service appeals to creatives, its Swiss Army-like nature has seen people adopting it for other uses, too.
There is no report on how a new gene-set submitted from community users, e.g. from WikiPathways (Pico et al., 2008), should be evaluated for its quality before a database of gene-set should adopt it for data analysis.
"People adopt it for their mother-in-law as a joke," she said.
