The phrase "prefer to adopt" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing preferences or making choices between different options. For example, "My family prefers to adopt a dog rather than buying one from a pet store."
But most people prefer to adopt healthy newborns, and there are hundreds of lawyers, other experts and adoption agencies that have Web sites offering services to these prospective parents.
This may be an important omission given that previous studies examining patient preference for involvement in treatment decision making suggests a significant minority of patients prefer to adopt a passive role in treatment decision making and that involving these patients against their preference can provoke anxiety (Hack et al, 1994; Hubbard et al, 2008).
I'd prefer to adopt and if I do I'll do it when I'm over 50".
The key of the design is the combination of constrained amino acids that prefer to adopt the desired torsion angles.
The Court declined to speculate which alternative the State would prefer to adopt and simply reversed the judgment.
Third party integrations must be so seamless and flawless that users prefer to adopt them in their Outlook app workflow.
Only 7% of internationally adopting parents adopt black children, with most prospective adoptive parents preferring to adopt a child of Asian or Eastern European descent.
Other central banks, when their interest rates approached zero, have preferred to adopt a policy of quantitative easing.
Murphy said that BSkyB preferred to adopt the policy of putting BAME staff directly into senior roles, rather than offering special training groups to up skill levels.
The torsional angle of linker units of SCH28080 (COCH2C) and of Inhibitor 1 (CSSC) prefers to lie within ∼60° 90° for a longer time during the simulations, whereas, the peroxy linker (COOC) of Inhibitor 2 prefers to adopt ∼120 160°.
The performance's 90-minute duration is the perfect length for Budd to cast his spell, his pieces almost always preferring to adopt a strolling motion, savouring slow development, peering at their gradually altering surroundings.
