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The phrase "adhere to certain practices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of following specific guidelines or methods in a particular context, such as in a professional or academic setting.
Example: "To ensure quality and consistency, all team members are expected to adhere to certain practices when completing their tasks."
Alternatives: "follow specific protocols" or "stick to established guidelines".
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These involve the government threatening to bring an indictment against a company which could effectively put the firm out of business unless it agrees to adhere to certain practices.
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They are legal if they adhere to certain guidelines.
It also requires that members adhere to certain standards of human rights and democracy.
Reform Jews tend to disregard Halakhah, though some of them adhere to certain of its precepts.
But, however lofty its aspirations, a New York City to-go joint must adhere to certain conventions.
The choice of words was unfortunate but he was asking a valid question in a world where state law and religious codes of behaviour do, in practice, co-exist, how can we tell the difference between "vexatious" complaints and people who raise genuine concerns about having to work certain hours or adhere to certain dress codes.
States have Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) offices which ensure that labs adhere to certain standards.
Any quality assessment measure must adhere to certain key attributes [ 5- 12].
Isn't war a conflict between legitimate governments, adhering to certain universally agreed-upon "rules"?
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