I've used ADB a half-hundred times, and I had no idea what it meant until I read replies to your comment. Defining the acronym is likely not helpful to anyone who has used it before (and thus be affected by the change)
You use adb, you have a mental model for it. It does something because you make it do that thing and see it happen. You must be able to put yourself into the shoes of a person that isn't you and doesn't have that experience to recognize what I'm saying. Note: many developers not being able to or choosing not to do this is the source of most of the bad UX that is inflicted upon us today.
I use a SOAR and never know what this is for (the name, not the product :)). Idem for the plethora of acronyms we use in France they expand to weird words.
Do not even get me started about the acronyms in my company, I have up completely and use them randomly. The fact that it usually does not bother anyone shows their importance :)