The phrase "adhere to the same principles" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing conformity or alignment with specific values, rules, or guidelines.
Example: "In our organization, we expect all employees to adhere to the same principles of integrity and respect."
Alternatives: "follow the same guidelines" or "stick to the same values."
Inevitably, the tendency is towards conformity: plays that adhere to the same principles, techniques and formal structures.
"Whatever we do down the road, we will adhere to the same principles".
Therefore the teleradiology provision contract should adhere to the same principles as for the provision of in-house radiology services.
Regardless of what format we choose, we need to make sure we adhere to the same principles that drive dissemination of our message.
Summer camps seem to adhere to the same principles, only they disguise them, respectively, with pseudonyms like "all-camp dance," "homesickness," and "challenge course".
They emphasize that to foster credibility, programs must promote and adhere to the same principles at all levels of training and position.
Sexton insisted that he was adhering to the same principles that the university had always followed: N.Y.U. has never issued institution-wide political statements to the American government, so he didn't intend to do so with foreign ones.
Instead, the authors maintained that artifacts, including those generated by WGA and Illumina library preparation, should present lower read depth than genuine L1 insertions, and essentially adhered to the same principle in a very recent study applying WGS to a smaller number of neurons (Evrony et al., 2015).
Their stands against social injustice may have lost some of their intensity, but they adhere to the same values, principles and ideals that drove them to write and record what were clumsily labeled "protest" songs.
The implementation of these actions should adhere to the same fundamental principles defined for the global strategy (table 5).
