The phrase "adhere to a model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing compliance or following a specific framework, guideline, or standard.
Example: "In our research, we must adhere to a model that ensures consistency and reliability in our findings."
Alternatives: "follow a model" or "stick to a model".
For example, participants may adhere to a cultural model because they feel it has more prestige, and they wish to appear to conform to what they see as the norm, or most socially acceptable [ 21].
In Rome, organizers will recreate an Italian garden in the Piazza Capranica, near the Pantheon, that will adhere to a Renaissance model.
Sheer market analysis and formula-based approach works with the more predictable countries – those who try to adhere to a specific model of development, and are successful at it.
Rothman has shown that independent risk factors adhere to an additive model where interaction is assessed based on departure from additivity of the disease rates.
Independent risk factors adhere to an additive model and interaction results in departure from additivity of the disease rates 17, 30.
29 Rothman showed that independent risk factors adhere to an additive model and that biological interaction results in departure from additivity of the disease rates (see supplementary material).
However, model integration is a complex task as different mathematical models usually do not adhere to a common modeling standard.
But the choice to adhere to a loan-based model is more part of a marketing strategy than one aimed at trying to avoid a tax snafu.
GKAs are in general small molecules with considerable chemical structure variety (see three classic examples in Supplementary Fig. 1), but most of them adhere to a common pharmacophore model with related structural motifs.
Regulators expressed, therefore, the need for quantitative comprehensive models for extrapolation and prediction to adhere to a process of model-development and qualification.
