The phrase "adhere to contract" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the obligation to follow the terms and conditions outlined in a contract.
Example: "All parties involved must adhere to the contract to ensure a successful partnership."
Alternatives: "comply with the contract" or "follow the contract".
These include physical things, like electricity and phone lines, and also something known to economists as "institutional infrastructure," which includes the expectation that parties will adhere to contracts, and that property rights will be respected.
I want a contract with Google and I want them to adhere to that contract".
Amazon.com, responding to a lawsuit by Toys R Us Inc.c., is seeking to dissolve their partnership, citing a "chronic failure" by Toys RR" Us to adhere to their contract.
Owners must adhere to a contract issued by the Kromfohrl* nder Society, requiring that the dogs' eyes be checked every two years for cataracts.
Lesional dermal SSc fibroblasts are characterised by the markedly enhanced ability to adhere to and contract extracellular matrix [ 7].
Insurance companies need to be more proactive in strategically purchasing care from hospitals and ensuring that the providers adhere to the contract.
During normal connective tissue repair, fibroblasts proliferate and migrate into the wound, where they synthesize, adhere to and contract extracellular matrix (ECM) proteins, resulting in wound closure.
Significantly, whereas non-lesional and lesional SSc fibroblasts produce similar amounts of type I collagen, lesional SSc fibroblasts show markedly enhanced abilities to adhere to and contract extracellular matrix [ 7].
Evidence that Pa ExoS-GAP activity can discriminate differences in Rho GTPases in tumor cells, beyond Rho or Rac activation, was provided by IF studies, which found MTC cells to contract but retain stably adhered branched actin filaments in response to Pa ExoS-GAP, which contrasted with the response of MTLn3 cells, where leading edge architecture was replaced with actin microspikes.
He would not be drawn on speculation that pressure from large retailers had encouraged local processors to source cheaper supplies form abroad. "Irrespective of market forces, as an industry we have an obligation to adhere to whatever contracts and specifications we have signed up to," he said.
Ms. Nappier sued Forstmann Little and the founder, Theodore J. Forstmann, in 2002 on accusations that they failed to adhere to an investment contract.
