The phrase "develop and adopt strategies" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts where someone or a group needs to create a plan of action to achieve a certain goal or address a specific issue. Example: The company's leaders met to discuss how to increase sales and decided to develop and adopt strategies that would target new demographics.
All of these strategies will need further evaluation but the compilation and sharing of these strategies provides an important opportunity for institutions to develop and adopt successful strategies, and collaborate to develop evidence based approaches.
One of the main goals of the NCB (or equivalent national agency), following the above-mentioned national biotechnology survey, will be to help develop and adopt a national biotechnology strategy, perhaps as part of a long-term science and technology policy.
National and regional governments developed and adopted one hundred and twenty innovation strategies that had to comply with these principles.
Over the last few decades, government agencies and local councils in different countries have been continually developing and adopting land use planning strategies to contain and manage urban growth (Yin et al. 2011).
During the last 20 years Lao People's Democratic Republic has successfully developed and adopted some 30 health policies, strategies, decrees and laws in the field of health.
In her position, Mykolska developed and adopted the first ever Export Strategy of Ukraine: Strategic Trade Development Roadmap of Ukraine for 2017-2021.
The Integrated Disease Surveillance and Response (IDSR) strategy was developed and adopted in 1998 for Africa as a comprehensive public health approach and subsequently, Ghana adopted the IDSR technical guidelines in 2002.
Humane strategies need to be developed and adopted across social care and health settings with a much greater degree of co-operation, information sharing and family involvement.
Specific laws were eventually developed and adopted.
Many cities have developed plans to mitigate future heat risks, largely through adopting strategies that promote tree planting and high albedo roofs and pavements (U.S. EPA 2011).
