'adhere to the structure' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you're talking about following a specific plan or code of conduct. For example, "We must all adhere to the structure set out in the staff handbook."
Whilst some carers acknowledged the advantage of sessions being delivered in a consistent and structured way, others indicated they may not adhere to the structure outlined in the programme.
But the Albion chairman, Jeremy Peace, is keen to adhere to the structure within which the manager – or head coach as Albion bill him – works to a blueprint established by the sporting and technical director Dan Ashworth.
Furthermore, data from the Nike+ sensor will be used to gauge how well participants adhere to the structure of the running program.
These methods do not recognize cellular background proteins that adhere to the structure of interest due to nonspecific hydrophobic or electrostatic interactions.
If the other 28 telomeres, which were not present in the cosmid library, adhere to the structures observed in the 6 cosmid clones, then the P. carinii genome contains approximately 75 MSG genes.
For each regime we then observe whether it adheres to the structure features of AM.
"We do recognize that these are serious concerns, and as such we have followed the necessary procedures for the project during this process and sought to ensure that the organization adhered to the structure of the program".
This adheres to the structure of the truncated cone.
Just as conscious as we were the second time of adhering to the structure.
Co-working spaces allow small businesses, self-employed entrepreneurs, remote workers and creatives the opportunity to enjoy the perks of an office without adhering to the structure of one.
First, the fluid velocity and structural velocity must be equal (7) v = ∂ ∂ t u on Γ fs, which indicates that the fluid adheres to the structure.
