No, "adhered on" is not correct and usable in written English.
However, the phrase "adhered to" is correct and usable in written English. For example, "He adhered to the company's policy and completed the task."
Note that the osteoblast adhered on all substrates.
After 30 min, the cells adhered on the Si3N4 membrane.
Platelets adhered on all graphenes remain discrete and discoidal shape.
There was almost no platelet adhered on the surface.
The morphology of the platelets that adhered on the scaffolds was characterized by the SEM analysis.
The morphology of the platelets adhered on the scaffolds was characterized using SEM.
Some silver particles are still found adhered on the surface of SiNP.
Figure 3a presents the optical image of the free-standing membranes adhered on FTO glass.
High water absorption is due to cement paste adhered on the aggregate surface.
GFRP plate was adhered on the surface of tested beams in 4 different forms.
All above results show that PSS-MA are successfully adhered on the surface of nanoparticles.
