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The phrase "abide by that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to following or adhering to a rule, guideline, or agreement.
Example: "All employees are required to abide by that policy to ensure a safe working environment."
Alternatives: "comply with that" or "adhere to that".
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"The vast majority of council employees abide by that.
If it is, Sunderland doesn't abide by that.
It's something that came from our doctors, and you just have to abide by that.
The Retail Dry Good Association, which includes most of the big stores in the city, takes a yearly vote on the matter of keeping open on each of the holidays, and most of the members abide by that.
"Players who are contracted to this club have to abide by that.
You know when you sign an England contract that the ECB only allows three weeks, so you have to abide by that.
"I, as the manager, will fight to protect that always, so no matter which players or professionals are at the club, they will abide by that.
"You took a vow before God and you're supposed to abide by that.
"As an Asian, I am asking that they (Qatar) have to abide by that.
With respectable guys, all you have to say is no, and they are more than happy to abide by that.
For example, if you have a clause in your lease that says you will forfeit your security deposit if you smoke in your apartment, your subtenant must also abide by that.
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