"course adopted" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing a decision or action that has been taken or agreed upon. Here are a few examples: - The company's executive team carefully considered all options and ultimately decided on the course adopted for the upcoming fiscal year. - The government's response to the crisis has been heavily criticized, but the course adopted is seen as necessary by some experts. - After much debate, the committee voted to move forward with the course adopted by the majority. - The team's coach was pleased with the course adopted by the players during the game.
Saul Klein, the chief executive of InternetCrusade, an Internet marketing and support company based in San Diego, is the creator of E-Pro, a technology certification course adopted by the National Association of Realtors in 2001.
The Tibetan radicals appear to have taken the initiative, elbowing aside the more measured course adopted by the Dalai Lama, until he came out at the weekend to denounce "cultural genocide".
From the vantage point of the modern and monotheistic world, we might look at the ancient inclination to turn pretty much everyone into the god of, well, anything as slightly off, even though this pattern of canonisation was, of course, adopted in Christianity, and by now there's probably a patron saint of fidget spinners.
Democrats have, of course, adopted AHIP's positions on reform as well, including an expansion of SCHIP and the general notion that pre-existing conditions should no longer be a point for denying coverage (a pill that the insurance industry has been willing to swallow in exchange for the government mandating coverage).
But of course adopting the role of model patient does not provide a solution.
Of course, adopting a new identity doesn't fully explain you, and it doesn't mean that the community you've embraced will embrace you back.
But with time running short this summer, the San Bernardino district switched course, adopting only smaller changes — a crackdown on tardiness and extending the school day, among others — that officials said would be more manageable.
And Windows will be bug-free Ah, the good old days when Bill Gates worked at Microsoft, and he was talking up the Tablet PC - the computer form that we would all, of course, adopt, with the help of the now-defunct Compaq.
"We will of course adopt the recognised best practice if any disturbance there proves necessary".
This study evaluates students' learning experiences in a clinical pediatric nursing course adopting Problem Based Learning PBLL) and investigates how students' cultural background impacts on self directed learning.
One could of course adopt a second-order axiomatization that secures every truth (about, say, ℕ) as a (second-order) logical consequence; but then one would have to live with the drawback that second-order logical consequence is not axiomatizable.
