The phrase "adhere to work" is not correct in standard English usage.
It may be intended to convey the idea of following or sticking to work-related guidelines or tasks, but it is not a common expression.
Example: "Employees are expected to adhere to work policies to maintain a productive environment."
Alternatives: "follow work protocols" or "stick to work guidelines."
Or do they adhere to work safety laws that stipulate rough brick flooring to prevent accidents?
Healthcare workers were occasionally required to adhere to "work quarantine".
Selection criteria were being female; community approval; aged at least 18 (preferably married with children to gain community respect); ability to read and write and a minimum of class 9 education (although class 6 was accepted for the first 3 5 years); mobility (i.e. able to relocate for 18-month training); motivation; and willingness to adhere to work conditions [ 29].
When painting your sidings (or whatever material covers the main exterior of your home) there are several rules you should adhere to: Work from top to bottom.
These include the cognitive skills required to assume job duties and meet work demands, the coping skills required to manage work-related stress and deal with interpersonal issues, and the overall stamina and functional ability to adopt a work routine and adhere to a work schedule [ 1, 2].
And, if strictly adhered to, it seems to work.
Mild: often nocturnal awakenings or difficulty maintaining sleep, wake up early in the morning, but do not affect vocational dysfunction; Moderate: Sleep less than 4 hours, but can adhere to the work; Severe: Up all night, difficult to persist in the normal work; (4) to exclude secondary insomnia caused by or co-morbid with physical illness and mental disorders etc.; (5) adults 18-65 years of age.
You like milk?" By the way, the family doesn't adhere to the work ethic of Sunita Lofters and Pichet Ong: it's open only 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday.
And this spring, Trump signed an executive order declaring his intention to force people who receive food assistance, Medicaid and low-income housing subsidies to adhere to strict work requirements or lose their critical subsistence benefits.
