The phrase "adhered solely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is strictly followed or maintained without any other influences or considerations.
Example: "The policy must be adhered solely to the guidelines set forth by the committee."
Alternatives: "followed exclusively" or "maintained only".
We speculate that the mechanism of this may relate to such 'holistic' GPs engaging in the 'life-world' of their patients rather than adhering solely to 'the voice of medicine' [ 18, 19].
Therefore, they are more likely than isolated mitochondria to demonstrate respiration differences solely due to being adhered to the well bottom versus in suspension.
His credentials with the Board of Dental Examiners indicated that he was restricted by law to administering drugs solely for dental-related procedures, but he had not adhered to those restrictions.
This is adhered to strictly".
Czechoslovakia adhered loyally to the League of Nations.
For nearly 200 years, Hiiragiya has adhered to the centuries-older ryokan formula: simple rooms furnished with natural materials polished wood, sliding shoji screens, floors covered in mats of rush-straw tatami plus multicourse kaiseki dinners of seasonal ingredients and a room attendant devoted solely to you.
Unlike Pampa, who adhered to a strictly Jain interpretation of the epic in his Vikramarjuna Vijaya (941), eulogising Pandava Arjuna as the hero, making Draupadi solely Arjuna's wife and casting the Kaurava prince Duryodhana and his loyal companion Karna as lofty individuals, Kumara Vyasa portrays all characters with the exception of Krishna as deeply human with foibles.
The work further adhered to NIH Animal Research guidelines.
Since the authors are relying solely on data provided by the HEIs it is not possible to independently verify whether all of these aspects of the requests have been adhered to.
