The phrase "adhere to patterns" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone or something following guidelines, rules, or models faithfully, consistently, or habitually. For example: "We need to adhere to patterns established by the company in order to ensure success."
However, only seven other species of the remaining 20 22 adhere to pattern 1 and have TSD (Fig. 3A b,c).
He always enjoyed my inability to adhere to normal patterns of behavior.
One woman bounds up to Wertheim to tell her how liberating it feels to invent a coral shape, having always adhered to patterns.
In the old part of town, twisty streets adhere to Roman patterns, and the cathedral still stands, squat and brown, on its bluff over the Rhine.
As the drum rotates, negatively charged toner particles adhere to the patterns etched by the laser and are transferred to the paper.
In many ways, his runners' lives adhere to the patterns characteristic of the city's striving class; unstable jobs and transient living situations can upset training regimens.
We find that space actors adhere to these patterns to earn legitimacy, which is a condition for support and access to resources.
While the other eight did not always adhere to the pattern, the performance difference between the extremes has withstood attempts to explain it away.
Vampires, clowns, dogs, aliens, spooky old hotels, the general concept of death … There's an argument to be made that his most successful novels (in terms of commercial awareness) adhere to this pattern; and to many casual readers, this is all King is capable of.
In addition to the princes' unwillingness to adhere to the pattern and readiness to seize their positions by force instead, the system was upset whenever a city rejected the prince designated to rule it.
