The phrase "adhere it" is not correct in written English.
It is not a standard expression and does not convey a clear meaning in this form.
Example: "Please adhere it to the surface carefully."
Alternatives: "attach it" or "stick it".
"Ten years ago, people said you couldn't provide treatment in Africa: people wouldn't adhere, it was too expensive, it would create resistance," he said.
The issue with felt, of course, is that you have to use hot glue to really adhere it to the oatmeal container.
Remove self-adhesive guard strip from one of the envelope flaps and adhere it to the flap of the other envelope.
To the Editor: Until the No Child Left Behind Act creates a single set of national educational standards to which each and every state must adhere, it will remain essentially flawed or even meaningless.
The backing had not been removed, but it was hot in the apartment, and the perspiration on his foot helped adhere it to the glossy surface of the paper.
Some people would melt a bit of the side of the candle to adhere it to the wall, others would try to embed the tack in the candle and subsequently to the wall.
You'll notice the difference soon after you begin it, adopt it, and adhere to it stringently.
Mr. Mandell prints out data on paper and adheres it in a gridlike pattern to a stretched canvas.
You will be adhering it to the table or box.
Trim any excess obi paper at the back of the doll before adhering it in place.
Do a dry run and test your cut before adhering it to the ceiling.
