The phrase "adopts power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone or something takes on authority, control, or influence over a situation or group.
Example: "The new leader adopts power swiftly, implementing changes that resonate with the community."
Alternatives: "assumes control" or "takes command".
It could last longer if NASA adopts power-saving procedures.
"He's got to articulate the case for a much more flexible and adaptable Europe, that gives up powers as well as adopts powers".
In 1980, during a residency at the Cummington Community in Massachusetts, he adopted power tools — drills and chain saws — to make sculpture.
Let them do the repairs.Now congressional critics are saying that the country, with hydroelectric potential coming out of its ears, may have to adopt power rationing next year, as the national grid lurches towards collapse.
However, this adds more complexity to the adopted power converters.
The adopted power of the internal forces depends on the damage velocity and on its gradient to take into account local interactions.
In particular, the adopted power allocation is quite "non-uniform" in the sense that the total power allocated to a given sensor is proportional to the number of orthogonal channels assigned to it.
Moreover, note that the association of the θ i weighting factors and the adopted power adjustment strategy (GPA or SPA) provides two complementary means to realize the best trade-off between MUEs' and FUEs' performance.
Grid-connected PV inverters usually adopt power decoupling control, which sets up outer-loop voltage and inner-loop current by converting a stationary coordinate system into a rotating coordinate system [9, 10, 11, 12].
Some WTGs are able to contribute to the grid frequency response by adopting power feed-in in terms of the actual grid frequency, using an approach called the Fast Power Reserve Emulation.
