The phrase "adhere to process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the importance of following established procedures or protocols in a specific context, such as in business or project management.
Example: "To ensure quality and consistency, all team members must adhere to process when completing their tasks."
Alternatives: "follow the procedure" or "stick to the protocol".
Other solids such as oxides exhibit low solubility in water over the range from ambient to supercritical conditions and, although they have much less tendency to adhere to process surfaces, may still hinder operations if not accommodated.
Do CCGs that adhere to process and content values arising from frameworks of fair and legitimate priority setting produce more acceptable decisions in the eyes of key stakeholders?
The study addresses the following question: Do CCGs that adhere to process and content values arising from frameworks of fair and legitimate priority setting produce more acceptable decisions in the eyes of key stakeholders?
H2: The decisions of those CCGs that adhere to process and content values will be perceived as more legitimate and acceptable by key stakeholders than those by CCGs that do not adhere to them or that do not make their decision-making criteria transparent.
"Individuals appear to have been generally acting in good faith but without realising the importance of adhering to process or being aware of the processes in place," the report said.
The other problem for the FCA is that if it was really in the business of adhering to "processes", it would not have talked to a single newspaper about a review that was not due to be announced until the following week.
"An orthodox cabinet process means every member of cabinet supports every decision of cabinet, and I adhere to that process," he said.
"I don't want to risk these maps and these lines' being rejected by the Department of Justice because we didn't adhere to the process," he said.
"We are doing everything possible to adhere to the process set out for us to return to the 2015 grid," Lowdon said.
This decision also represents the NFL's repeated failure to adhere to due process and confirms its inconsistent treatment of players.
