The phrase "adhere to safety standards" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing compliance with regulations or guidelines related to safety in various contexts, such as workplaces, manufacturing, or public health.
Example: "All employees are required to adhere to safety standards to ensure a safe working environment."
Alternatives: "comply with safety regulations" or "follow safety guidelines."
Factories trading with supermarkets in Europe and the US must adhere to safety standards.
A string of ferry and plane accidents in 2006 and 2007 prompted President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono to increase the state's transportation budget almost 65percentt for 2008 and demand that companies adhere to safety standards.
Government is what ensures that mines adhere to safety standards and that oil spills are cleaned up by the companies that caused them". For the moment, some of the conservatives have new appreciation for governmental powers.
Mr. Obama understands this: he gave an especially eloquent defense of government at the University of Michigan's commencement, declaring among other things that "government is what ensures that mines adhere to safety standards and that oil spills are cleaned up by the companies that caused them".
Government is what ensures that mines adhere to safety standards and that oil spills are cleaned up by the companies that caused them.
"Given the purpose of the harbor code is to protect public safety and the city's ongoing efforts to update chain standards, the preponderance of evidence supports the revocation of permittee's permit for failure to adhere to safety standards," Johnson wrote.
"Employers must adhere to safety and health standards, and prepare completely and effectively for workplace emergencies," said Richard Mendelson, OSHA's area director in Manhattan, who oversaw the investigation.
But Dr. Hamburg also reiterated concerns that the agency still lacked the authority to get such pharmacies to adhere to tougher safety standards.
Enbridge's inability to adhere to minimum safety standards is yet another of a long list of examples of this policy's failure - San Bruno, Yellowstone, and TransCanada's Keystone I tar sands pipeline to name just a few.
More serious problems were rare and tended to be limited to clinics that did not adhere to strict safety standards, including 12 cases of "deformity" from damage to a muscle in the thumb, all reported from the same clinic in China between 1983 and 1989.
