The phrase "adhere to said" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in formal contexts where you want to express compliance or agreement with previously mentioned terms or conditions.
Example: "All participants are required to adhere to said guidelines to ensure a smooth process."
Alternatives: "comply with the aforementioned" or "follow the stated".
"We have specific rules the kids are supposed to adhere to," said Louis Kruh, a board member.
"We think it's a very realistic set of criteria that our suppliers can adhere to," said Douglas A. Palmer, vice president for store brands at A.& P.
"That's a self-imposed discipline that retirees would be wise to adhere to," said Ian Weinberg, a certified financial planner in Woodbury, N.Y.
"We've got to have a set of broadcasting standards we adhere to," said Michael Pilot, president for sales and marketing at NBC Universal, adding that when an advertiser makes a sponsorship proposal, "it's got to be the right fit".
"It's clear that Senator McCain and his campaign treat straight talk like a slogan and not as a standard they adhere to," said Tommy Vietor, a spokesman for Mr. Obama.
"There's nothing in writing, but there's several state laws and common laws relating to conflict of interests, especially on the financial side, that we would adhere to just like any state agency would adhere to," said Anthony de Bruyn, a spokesman for the system.
"The protocol for making those decisions must be adhered to," said Flower.
"I fear it is necessary to inform the Greeks that commitments have to be adhered to," said the Austrian Chancellor, Werner Faymann.
"Our bill says before you run full speed ahead with these licenses, make sure that the interference requirements are adhered to," said Representative Michael G. Oxley, the Ohio Republican who was its chief sponsor.
We want proper governance that is adhered to," said John Howett, head of Toyota's F1 team and vice-chairman of the Formula One Teams Associationn (FOTA), on the eve of the showdown.
"We continue to investigate these incidents and we are looking into whether all the necessary permits were obtained and all orders by the Buildings Department were adhered to," said Kevin G. Davitt, a spokesman for the Brooklyn district attorney's office.
