The phrase "a strong adherence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the commitment or loyalty to a principle, rule, or belief.
Example: "The organization promotes a strong adherence to ethical standards in all its operations."
Alternatives: "a firm commitment" or "a strict compliance".
In NCGS patients the negativization of AGA IgG after gluten withdrawal was significantly related to the strict compliance to the diet as demonstrated by the antibody persistence in only one out of the 41 patients with a strong adherence to the diet and in two of the 3 who did not adhere strictly to GFD.
I developed a strong adherence to his notion of "soul force".
But this season, a handful of plays on New York stages and beyond are demonstrating a strong adherence to the facts, with documentary-style texts that have been drawn verbatim from interviews and transcripts.
The highly ordered nanowire arrays show a strong adherence to an alloy transition layer.
Further, this study revealed that most of the camels owned were inherited implying a strong adherence to the tradition in the study area.
The composite films produced under the optimized conditions exhibited a strong adherence to the substrate and exhibited the better corrosion resistance in a marine environment than that of the electrodeposited nickel coating without any incorporated polymer.
He sounds genuine about wanting his party, and Turkish politics in general, to be more democratic.And, intriguingly, despite arguing for a stronger adherence to Muslim values in public life, he has even suggested that religion and politics do not always mix.
For example, Trichophyton mentagrophytes (T. mentagrophytes) has a stronger adherence ability than T. rubrum.
Hudetz et al. [ 12] described equal BF but a stronger adherence to material surfaces by S. epidermidis.
This can also be demonstrated from our findings that parents who obtained guidance more frequently from physicians had a stronger adherence to physicians' advice.
Mark Bedau and Mark Traint argue against a too strong adherence to the precautionary principle by suggesting that instead we should opt for moral courage in pursuing such an important step in human understanding of life (2009).
