'widespread uptake' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe an idea, product, or practice that has been accepted and adopted in a wide variety of situations. For example, "The new music streaming service has seen a widespread uptake among users of all ages."
Their rapid and widespread uptake indicates a clear recognition that the corporate sector is, increasingly, expected to act responsibly.
Policies must be evidence-based and be carefully targeted to speed low-carbon technologies from the lab to widespread uptake.
"For widespread uptake of microgeneration to occur in the UK, sustained policy support will be required," says the report.
Energy consumption, traditionally high with desalination, has been significantly reduced in the past two decades, partly due to the widespread uptake of reverse osmosis technology (RO).
Although the plan is to initially introduce the technology on a voluntary basis, Kompfner conceded that for the system to work it would need widespread uptake.
While the construct incorporating cRGD sees widespread uptake in 3D ovarian cancer spheroids (A), the same construct containing the cRAD moiety experiences only weak nonspecific uptake (B).
"As an international certification scheme, the RSPO is uniquely positioned to support, promote, and enforce the widespread uptake of responsible and sustainable production practices across the palm oil industry," the letter states.
Whether any of this will lead to a true diesel car boom remains to be seen — and challenges to widespread uptake among everyday drivers linger.
Finally, for aviation, the main obstacle to the widespread uptake of biofuels is not due to technical constraints but rather is economic in nature.
The lack of widespread uptake of BIM appears to be linked to the risks and challenges that are potentially impeding its effectiveness.
Despite emerging evidence regarding clinical deterioration in emergency department (ED) patients, the widespread uptake of rapid response systems (RRS) in EDs has been limited.
