The phrase "adopts the scheme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the acceptance or implementation of a particular plan, strategy, or framework.
Example: "The organization adopts the scheme to improve its operational efficiency and reduce costs."
Alternatives: "embraces the plan" or "implements the strategy".
Preston council has adopted the scheme.
Organisers adopted the scheme after studying tourism in Britain, France, Spain and neighbouring Middle Eastern countries.
The hope was that consumer demand for FSC-certified wood products would force logging companies to adopt the scheme.
The reason for adopting the scheme now is to provide stable expectations for business, although the real effectiveness of the scheme is delayed.
"It isn't tenable for any food company, which claims to be socially responsible, to refuse to adopt the scheme," said Charlie Powell, CFC director.
It took the troika of international lenders the European Commission, European Central Bank and IMF a year to persuade the government to adopt the scheme.
This overwhelming difficulty can be circumvented by adopting the scheme of multiscaling and segmentation for modeling progressive damage.
One credit union, which offers loans to staff in the airline industry, has taken up the idea, but Blond said the Treasury could make an immediate impact if it told state owned banks to adopt the scheme.
It's more economical and effective to adopt the scheme of increasing pile diameter than the scheme of narrowing pile spacing when there's a high requirement for displacement control of side piles.
Compared with the device adopting the scheme with only one arm being driven, the spurious free dynamic ranges for second-order harmonic distortion and third-order intermodulation distortion increase by 11.5 dB and 2 dB to 101dB.Hz1∕2 and 113dB.Hz2∕3, respectively.
