The phrase "adhere to high" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to convey a commitment to high standards or principles, but it needs additional context or completion to be meaningful.
Example: "We expect all employees to adhere to high standards of professionalism in their work."
Alternatives: "maintain high" or "follow high".
"Generally speaking, we expect banks to adhere to high ethical and reputational standards," said Andrew Gray, an agency spokesman.
Achieve and maintain regulatory compliance and adhere to high standards of practice in the conduct of research involving human subjects.
The program certifies New York State producers who adhere to high food safety and environmental stewardship standards.
That position, Mr. Hoyt wrote, should be filled by a senior journalist who will ensure reporters adhere to high standards.
"The people who use the system have to adhere to high standards of conduct, or be punished if they fail to do so".
Companies impose a quota system on investigators, requiring that they do so many investigations that they cannot adhere to high standards.
Not incidentally, those top medical providers adhere to high-performance organizational practices consistent with Deming's ideas.
In effect, the software makes it easier for patients to adhere to high-quality, cost-effective care, thereby enhancing the overall ROI for the product.
It is easy to say that doctors should adhere to higher moral standards, but it is naïve to think that money cannot or should not be used to influence their decisions.
Likewise, cloud-computing sites adhere to higher data security standards than other online services, and indeed they receive the highest security compliance ratings by periodic reviews.
People are increasingly practicing the "Three Rs" of eating: "reducing" or "replacing" consumption of animal products, and "refining" our diets by switching to products from sources that adhere to higher animal welfare standards.
