"future adoption" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of adopting someone or something in the future. Example: "The new policy outlines plans for future adoption of renewable energy sources."
Learned lessons are then distilled and future adoption scenarios discussed.
Finally, this chapter presents initial commercial applications of PEF processing, and guidelines for its future adoption.
Our results demonstrate that future adoption of distributed PV is highly sensitive to retail rate structures.
He has decided he wants to use the site to cover the debate over Britain's possible future adoption of the euro.
The ability to design or tailor sdAb to meet an application's particular needs is a strong advantage that favors their future adoption in detection schemes.
We studied physicians' attitude toward this kind of technology in order to derive insights that might foster their future adoption for clinical care.
This study provides empirical support for online collaboration application effectiveness in education which will augur well for future adoption, use and evolution.
Ms. Guthrie said her caseworkers always notify prospective parents — verbally or in writing — when the child they are adopting could limit future adoptions.
Subsequently, the Dodd-Frank Act mandated advisory shareholder votes on all future adoptions of golden parachutes.
Such talk can unsettle the children or anger the Chinese government, which might limit the families' future access to the country or add restrictions to future adoptions.
The new law also creates a government authority to handle future adoptions, bringing Guatemala in line with the Hague Convention on Intercountry Adoption and wresting the system away from lawyers who charge as much as $30,000 per child.
