The phrase "abide by a code of conduct" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the necessity of following established rules or ethical guidelines within an organization or group.
Example: "All employees are expected to abide by a code of conduct to maintain a professional work environment."
Alternatives: "adhere to a code of conduct" or "follow a code of conduct."
These offers are becoming so popular that car owners have been willing to limit where they shop and abide by a code of conduct while they are behind the wheel.
That system, modeled after a similar one in Britain, would require firms to abide by a code of conduct, like not defrauding customers, instead of providing a list of specific rules.
Under the New York agreement, Nelnet separately agreed to stop paying university alumni associations to market loans to their members, and to abide by a code of conduct that prohibits practices like giving a university money or other incentives in exchange for steering students to a particular lender.
Members will have to abide by a code of conduct which promises customers a full report covering state benefit entitlement and the effects of equity release, and that advice will only be given on products which have a no negative equity guarantee.
But by Wednesday night, Mr. Trump's team still had not delivered a series of required supporting documents, including certifications that each transition member would abide by a code of conduct and would not divulge sensitive information about the inner workings of the government.
Manually reviewing every tweet is not possible, Twitter argues, due to the site's global reach, but it insists users are required to abide by a code of conduct.
Military tribunals have traditionally been set up for this purpose, distinguishing the ordinary criminal who acts outside the law from the soldier who abides by a code of conduct at odds with our own core beliefs.
Hawai'i's approved Dolphin SMART tours are also listed in The Nai'a Guide so that tourists may choose a sustainable tour that abides by a code of conduct created to have a minimal impact on the animals' natural rhythm.
The punishment includes suspension for three games, a $30,000 fine and a demand that Coach Knight abide by a stringent code of conduct under which he can be dismissed for any inappropriate physical contact or other infractions.
In addition to the financial terms, the deal requires Mr. Capellas to abide by a strict code of conduct meant to ensure that WorldCom becomes a model of corporate governance.
Such an alternative, he said, would include "a methodical way" to ensure that China abides by its treaties, a mechanism to evaluate its human rights record and a code of conduct for American companies doing business in China.
