The phrase "adopts the terminology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the acceptance or incorporation of specific terms or language within a particular context or field.
Example: "In her research paper, she adopts the terminology used by leading experts in the field to ensure clarity and precision."
Alternatives: "embraces the terminology" or "incorporates the terminology".
This chapter adopts the terminology of Vaphiades et al., with the addition of visual distortions, such as micropsia and macropsia.
Here, Baldwin, with literary sleight of hand, adopts the terminology used to pathologize black people and applies it to the system in which they operate.
The compromise adopts the substance contained in the House bill and adopts the terminology of "commodity contract" in lieu of "contractual commitment" as suggested in the Senate amendment.
Much of the literature regarding the turbulent fluidization flow regime adopts the terminology of the bubbling regime, ascribing such properties as bubble diameter and bubble rising velocity, despite the transitory and distorted nature of the voids.
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Here I adopt the terminology used in Watson 1996, the watershed piece in this discussion.
Fifteen years later, the Society of Human Resources Management, the American Psychological Association and Deloitte have adopted the terminology, because it makes a difference.
Here, and throughout the remainder of the section, we adopt the terminology of Jachymski and Jóźwik [14].
Adopting the terminology used in FIM, we refer to a subdomain with an open compute lock as active.
Ockham had not adopted the terminology of "indeterminately true or false" and "contingently true or false" to speak of the truth status of future contingent propositions.
Adopting the terminology of the biological sciences, GAs evaluate, process and manipulate a population of chromosomes that represent possible solutions in the research space.
