The phrase "abiding strictly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe adherence to rules, regulations, or principles without deviation.
Example: "The organization is committed to abiding strictly by the ethical guidelines set forth by the industry."
Alternatives: "adhering closely" or "complying rigorously".
Rather than abiding strictly to Korean traditional fathers' expected roles of hard workers as financial supporter, the three participants accepted new expectations and made a cultural adjustment to adopt the new fathering practice embedded in the American culture of fathers' roles.
The fact is that the regulation does not actually lay down whether or not medicines are ethically acceptable, and in this respect, we are abiding strictly by the subsidiarity principle, for ethical matters are reserved to the Member States, and we, in the European Union, cannot end up in a situation in which one of them can impose its ethical convictions on another; that is not on.
She said is strictly abiding by what ethics officials have directed.
More studies performed in the cold grassland areas and the moderate-low relief mountainous areas showed that, both weak and strong geochemical anomalies can be extracted, if strictly abiding by the ways of calculation and addition of the binary values of the indicator elements with equal weight, and this provides the sound delineation of metallogenic perspective areas.
"We have a scientific research programme in accordance with the convention on whaling and we are strictly abiding by the treaty obligations," government spokesman Noriyuki Shikata told the BBC.
Ronald Lewandowski, the founder of the group's East End chapter, said the group was strictly law-abiding.
"I'm a strictly law-abiding person… if I didn't respect the law then I would have gone and killed himself," he said.
Swedish institutions are usually strictly law-abiding, but the "shadow postgraduate" condition has benefits for both sides.
They said it was unfair to blame him for administration policies, and they say he has fought hard within the government for abiding by legal standards and strictly limiting the use of drones.
Meanwhile, back in the sleepy, often law-abiding state of New York, Governor David Paterson, who owes his office to the (strictly private) bad behavior of his predecessor, has been pondering whom to appoint to replace Senator Hillary Clinton, who plans to resign her seat once she is confirmed as Secretary of State.
[#unhandled_cartoon] Meanwhile, back in the sleepy, often law-abiding state of New York, Governor David Paterson, who owes his office to the (strictly private) bad behavior of his predecessor, has been pondering whom to appoint to replace Senator Hillary Clinton, who plans to resign her seat once she is confirmed as Secretary of State.
