"In adherence to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to express the idea of following or complying with something. For example: "In adherence to company policy, all employees must attend the safety training session."
In adherence to inherited convention, almost every principal is assigned at least one set-piece aria, and very lyrical and ardent they are.
In adherence to the FERPA law, names of students have been redacted.
In adherence to this proposed bill, heterosexual Okernhomians will not allow gay people to buy groceries, rent apartments or (gasp!) go to the gym.
In adherence to fire code standards, the rear chimney was rebuilt, yet " accurately reproduces the large bake oven".
It has remained uncompromising in adherence to views that would be generally termed fundamentalist.
Can similar improvements in adherence to advance directives be made for all of us, including hospitalized patients?
Professor Johnson acknowledges the dangers in adherence to a creed: "It can be accepted uncritically and unthinkingly.
Tellingly, the queen has reigned over a significant decline in adherence to, and influence of, the established church.
The previous Sri Lankan government has denied allegations it used cluster bombs and Sirisena has maintained that the army acted in "adherence to international law".
In most cases the visiting acts – in adherence to the comedy rule about addressing the elephant in the room – joked first and foremost about their national identity.
What Mr. Barry's announcement underscores is the simple principle that America's national parks should lead the nation in adherence to environmental law.
