"have adventure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could include it in a sentence such as: "We need to take a break from the everyday grind and have an adventure!".
I mean, I was a young man, and what better way to have adventure than to go off to a war.
Clooney and his longtime screenwriter, Grant Heslov, adapted Robert M. Edsel's book (of the same title), but they don't really have adventure material on their hands — or, at least, nothing that warrants a monster production, complete with tanks, ruined French villages, and soldiers from different armies.
He just wants to have adventure en route.
"It's a way to have adventure without leaving the city".
The crux of stoner comedies largely hinges on a quest, undertaken by generally two or more friends who have adventure thrust upon them while they're a little too high to fully cope.
If you like to have adventures, don't just write "I am adventurous and love the outdoors," but add a short story of an outdoor adventure you had.
I wanted to have adventures.
Rule No. 9: Have adventures.
And they can have adventures.
We'll still have adventures.
They have adventures, grow and learn together.
