The phrase "abide by their rules" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the necessity of following or adhering to established guidelines or regulations set by a group or organization.
Example: "In order to participate in the tournament, all players must abide by their rules to ensure fair play."
Alternatives: "follow their regulations" or "adhere to their guidelines."
We are willing to abide by their rules so that we, too, can gain more experience".
But I believe that if you join a private school you have to abide by their rules".
Riddoch says: "We had to abide by their rules and regulations yet had to fight so hard for any funding from them.
City Hall issued its own statement Thursday afternoon, standing behind Brookfield's decision to clean its own park and demand that protesters abide by their rules.
Of course, living with your parents still means you have to abide by their rules; the free food, free roof and free broadband come at a price – often in the form of a curfew.
Be prepared to be more flexible if you're staying with family members — our experts said that when you're in someone else's home, it's respectful to abide by their rules.
It is a sick and demented interpretation of the Muslim religion that promotes an ideology of hate, and calls for the demise of Israel, the annihilation of Christian, Jewish and religious faiths other than Islam, and the death of the infidels -- anyone that doesn't agree with or abide by their rule of Shia law.
Highly performing teams, especially those that have worked together for a while, often abide by their own rules.
When you're at a friend's house, you have to abide by their house rules, he says—"wherever you are, wear clothes that are suitable for the location".
They are a dysfunctional club as Martinez, Ramirez and Garciaparra basically abide by their own rules and make Manager Terry Francona's draining first year on the job even more demanding.
For centuries the Ottomans made Istanbul into a cosmopolitan jewel by giving the Greeks, Jews, Christians and Muslims their own spaces and allowing them to abide by their own rules of private life.
