"promote adoption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in any context when referring to the promotion of adopting something, most commonly a child. For example: My goal is to promote adoption and help more children find loving homes.
13 The organising vision serves three functions for those seeking to introduce and 'roll out' a new technology: (1) interpretation (a shared notion of what the technology is and how it could be used); (2) legitimation (a shared rationale for why the technology should be adopted and used) and (3) mobilisation (activating and coordinating stakeholders to promote adoption and diffusion).
Many of the animals come from shelters; part of the show's mission is to promote adoption via Petfinder.com.
The two candidates sparred a bit yesterday over that issue, and Mrs. Clinton sought to balance her support for abortion rights with her efforts to promote adoption.
Removing these would be the best way to promote adoption of the new, cleaner energy.A first step would be to stop implicit subsidies to hydrocarbon fuels.
I also remain committed to policies, initiatives, and programs that help prevent unintended pregnancies, support pregnant women and mothers, encourage healthy relationships, and promote adoption".
"Blocking the Comcast-TWC merger won't actually do anything to increase competition, encourage deployment or promote adoption among the underserved," said Berin Szoka, president of anti-regulation group TechFreedom.
Gov. George W. Bush declared today that "foster care ought to be a bridge to adoption" and called for measures to promote adoption, including grants to states and an increase in the adoption tax credit.
A18 Bush Promotes Adoption Gov. George W. Bush, speaking in Michigan, said that "foster care ought to be a bridge to adoption" and called for measures to promote adoption.
This is advertised (on metropets.org/mmm) as the local part of "a nationwide effort to promote adoption of mixed-breed, older, and special-needs dogs, and help eliminate canine discrimination".
The two firms' marketing muscle should help promote adoption, says Marc Snir, the head of the parallel-computing research centre at the University of Illinois and a veteran of the parallel-programming field.
