The phrase "adhered with a" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly when trying to describe something that is stuck or attached to another object.
Example: "The label was adhered with a strong adhesive to the package."
Alternatives: "attached with a" or "bonded with a".
In the cross-ply manufacturing process, the fibers are aligned in one direction, spread into a web and adhered with a resin.
Second, each PET film is adhered with a layer of double-sided adhesive tape on the gold side.
320 sandpaper and then wiped clean with acetone, following which they were adhered with a special adhesive (CC-33A, Kyowa Electronic Instruments, Tokyo, Japan).
We found a high rate of isolation for E. coli that adhered with a DA pattern; however, rates were similar in patients (18%) and controls (12%).
We operationalized social motivation to adhere with a measure of social norms for adherence and found that having greater social norms for adherence was not associated with behavioral skills and was negatively associated with adherence.
Cover the part under the cushions with a sheet adhered with painter's tape so that it won't get sprayed too.
For imaging, embryos were adhered with heptane glue to a #1.5 coverslip then covered with series700 halocarbon oil (KMZ chemicals).
Table 2 shows that women who adhered with BPs therapy had a significant 18% reduction in fracture risk compared with those who did not adhere to the therapy.
The plastic electrodes were then inserted through these holes and adhered with tape to provide a flush fit against the bottom of the sock liner.
This is Fiennes as he's never been seen: a buffoonish but strangely decent working-class criminal who adheres with all his might to an odd but staunch set of principles.
The veneer is adhered with hide glue.
