The phrase "adhere to target" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the idea of following or sticking to a specific goal or objective.
Example: "In order to achieve our sales goals, we must adhere to target and ensure that all team members are aligned with our strategy."
Alternatives: "stick to the target" or "follow the target."
It is possible that colorectal adenoma patients perceive change in diet to be more easily achievable than change in physical activity, and as such, require greater motivation, self efficacy and confidence to adhere to target recommendations for physical activity.
This suggests a correlation between the capacity to adhere to target cells, in this case to cattle cells, and the development of disease specifically in cattle, suggesting the presence of host specific adhesion factors.
The fabrication procedure also ensured that the structure of the sheet remains intact, therefore allowing it to be wrapped and adhered to target surfaces of different shapes.
"We cannot associate this with any coalition strikes in the area," the statement said, adding that the coalition, "adheres to targeting processes and procedures aimed to minimize risks to non-combatants". Iraq's skies have become crowded in the last year as warplanes from a bevy of international and regional countries have conducted strikes against Islamic State.
Released Wednesday, the Mind the Science report delivered a sobering set of conclusions about climate change, criticizing companies for failing to adhere to targets that might help avoid catastrophic warming.
Besides, nanocarriers decorated with targeting moiety can adhere to targeted tissues, which can promote intracellular uptake of drug delivery vehicles.
Like the game's other weapons, the two types of grenades differ; the fragmentation grenade bounces and detonates quickly, whereas the plasma grenade adheres to targets before exploding, sometimes with blackly comic results.
Many viruses, bacteria, and protein toxins adhere to their target cells by binding to specific cell-surface carbohydrates.
When they are doing programming for grants, they must very carefully define and adhere to their target and the anticipated number of grantees they may reach, and try not to extend themselves beyond their (and their grantees') capacity.
Biofilm formation is considered to be one of the virulence factors in Staphylococci, which helps Staphylococci adhere to its target tissues, mainly implants and other foreign body materials, through adhesive mechanisms [ 10, 11].
