The phrase "adhere themselves" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not commonly used and may lead to confusion regarding its intended meaning.
Example: "The students were encouraged to adhere themselves to the rules of the school."
Alternatives: "commit themselves" or "stick to".
"After they adhere themselves to a brand," she said, "they want to keep coming back and see new stuff".
Lean In tells an important story of gender socialization and how women adhere themselves, often sub-consciously, to traditional female roles, both at work and at home.
Barnacles robustly adhere themselves to diverse submarine substrates through a proteinaceous complex termed the "barnacle cement".
One of the pleasures of being Prime Minister is sacking the treacherous incompetents who adhere themselves to your court.
Put space in the heart of the politician who will adhere themselves to policies that will promote the discrimination of others.
But researchers at the University of Exeter, and Bangor University, both in the United Kingdom, found that artificial light from coastal development, shipping vessels and offshore structures confuses these organisms either by inhibiting or encouraging where they adhere themselves.
Make sure your bags are well laminated -- increase iron heat slightly if the bags are not adhering to themselves.
Governments and professional bodies should promote ethical conduct or draw up codes of ethics, while scientists should themselves adhere to the highest ethical standards.
Hard-line clerics like Ayatollah Khamenei still believe that Iranians must purify themselves and adhere uncritically to their leaders' ideological exhortations.
But the best science books are those that most clearly adhere to scientific principles themselves: they present a hypothesis, examine the data, and leave readers to conclude what they will.
So, self-respecting persons regard certain forms of acting, thinking, desiring, and feeling as befitting them as persons and other forms as self-debasing or shameful, and they expect themselves to adhere to the former and avoid the latter.
