The phrase "a greater adherence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increased level of commitment or compliance to a rule, guideline, or principle.
Example: "The new policy aims to promote a greater adherence to safety protocols among employees."
Alternatives: "a higher level of compliance" or "an increased commitment".
But Professor Paddy Ekkekakis, from the department of health and human performance at Iowa State University, says there is no evidence to suggests this means a greater adherence: "While non-exercisers frequently bring up lack of time as the main reason for not exercising, there is no indication this is true," he says.
The Muslim Brotherhood was founded by an Egyptian schoolteacher and imam, Hassan al-Banna, as a grass-roots association whose goal was to promote the reform of Muslim society by a greater adherence to Islam, through preaching, outreach and the provision of social services.
The meta-analysis found that a greater adherence to the Mediterranean diet is associated with a significant improvement in overall health: 9 percent reduction in overall mortality, 9 percent reduction in mortality from cardiovascular diseases, 6 percent reduction in incidence of or mortality from cancer, and a 13percentt reduction in incidence of Parkinson's disease and Alzheimer's disease.
Univariate analysis showed that concomitant drug burden predicted a greater adherence to therapy (P=0.018).
The benefits on health and aging from a greater adherence to the Mediterranean diet have been largely described.
A greater adherence to guidelines by diabetes caregivers is needed to reduce the burden of diabetes complications.
21, 25 The study that utilized directly observed treatment methodology using community support showed a much greater adherence rate when compared to those studies where patients administered their own medications.
In model A (see Table 2), the MORHCA-HCC in the public sector was 2.28 indicating that a physician's median probability of prescribing a recommended statin would approximately double if this physician moved to an HCC in an HCA with greater adherence to guidelines.
Likewise, the analyses showed a beneficial role for greater adherence to a Mediterranean diet on cardiovascular mortality (pooled relative risk 0.91, 0.87 to 0.95), incidence of or mortality from cancer (0.94, 0.92 to 0.96), and incidence of Parkinson's disease and Alzheimer's disease (0.87, 0.80 to 0.96).
Patients categorised as 'positive' showed a trend for greater adherence (as measured by self-reported number of times using the programme) and more often reported completing the programmes.
Neither the presence/absence of very high GI risk, nor the presence/absence of dyspepsia showed statistically significant differences in either NSAID or GPA adherence; however, patients with very high GI risk showed a trend for greater adherence to GPAs and less adherence to NSAIDs.
