Can you give more context? This doesn't make sense on its own, unless it should have been "adept at making choices". "Adept" means skilful, someone who is good at doing something. It is not the same word as "adopt".

Hi, Nayla Thanks for providing a longer quote. In the sentence: "The process part describes the procedures to follow in developing the solution and the strategies to adopt in making choices," the relevant phrase is "the strategies to adopt". In this context, the word "adopt" means the same as "to use" or "to apply".

I wonder if you meant "adept in making choices"... adept = to have skill at So, someone who can make decisions well or who makes good choices could be described as "adept in making choices"