The phrase "adhered to the structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing compliance or conformity to a specific framework or set of guidelines.
Example: "The report was well-organized and adhered to the structure outlined in the project guidelines."
Alternatives: "followed the structure" or "complied with the structure".
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.
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.
The main structure is the main force routine, and the sub-structure and its combination is commonly used auxiliary structure adhered to the main structure to further improve the part performance, which is called the structural unit in this article.
The Party official in the joke, who had a more realistic view of the context, broke with certain useless dogmas and proposed new methods in correspondence with new needs, but he ultimately adhered to the old state structures, which were too rigid and ideological to interpret the new times and adapt appropriately.
Other complications such as ovarian torsion are unlikely to occur in ovarian endometriomas which tend to be firmly adhered to the surrounding pelvic structures.
On palpation the endometriomas were often adhered to the surrounding pelvic structures and on Doppler examination they were poorly vascularised [ 5].
