The phrase "adopts the structure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how something takes on or incorporates a specific format or organization.
Example: "The new policy adopts the structure of the previous guidelines to ensure consistency across departments."
Alternatives: "takes on the structure" or "embraces the structure".
Doped-SELEX and mutational analysis revealed that the aptamer adopts the structure including two stems, two loops, and 5′ single-stranded region.
It contains a single PTP domain that adopts the structure of a classical PTP fold [ 12, 13]; however, there are substitutions of at least three catalytically essential residues in the PTP domain of IA2.
The resulting cocrystal adopts the structure of a particular polymorph, according to the results obtained from potential energy calculations.
Mr. Carfrae's major modification was to use a diagonal section through the Weaire-Phelan structure, as if cutting through a block of foam at a 60-degree angle, rather than adopting the structure straight-on.
Its form and usage are similar to ones used in South America, Central America and Europe, suggesting that early M.L.S. fans — who borrow heavily at first from international fan cultures — adopted the structure and added their own choice words.
In this paper, a fast intra-prediction algorithm is proposed by adopting the structure similarity between adjacent coding units.
Smaller clusters tend to be amorphous and adopt the structure of clusters already deposited to produce an ordered crystalline film.
Different from the work above, we propose to incorporate semantics into keyphrase extraction by adopting the structure of knowledge graph (e.g., DBpedia).
By adopting the structure of the extended Kalman filter, the gain matrix is determined by minimizing the trace of the prescribed upper bound matrix.
In other words, water can change its structure and adopt the structure of crystalline substances introduced into it.
