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The phrase "adhere to a proposal" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing compliance or agreement with a specific proposal or plan.
Example: "The committee decided to adhere to the proposal presented by the project manager, believing it to be the best course of action."
Alternatives: "comply with a proposal" or "follow a proposal."
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In its most significant action of the three-day meeting, the group adopted a resolution on Thursday urging Syria's government to adhere to a six-point cease-fire proposal brokered by the United Nations.
The government's proposal to break up Microsoft and force it to adhere to a stiff set of sanctions limiting its power would reignite competition in the software industry, a variety of computer industry executives said today.
Does he adhere to a formal religion?
You don't have to adhere to a scene.
Most sports memoirs adhere to a rigid formula.
Historically, the research proposal for graduate degree admission represented part of the older graduate degree program structure at this University which used to adhere to a British style of graduate degree education.
It does not adhere to a contract.
Do you adhere to a code?
Pashtuns adhere to a code of conduct known as Pashtunwali.
Do you try to adhere to a Mediterranean-style diet?
However, organizations like ScriptEd adhere to a community approach.
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