The phrase "adherence to a cause" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing commitment or loyalty to a particular belief, movement, or principle.
Example: "Her adherence to a cause has inspired many to join the fight for environmental protection."
Alternatives: "commitment to a cause" or "loyalty to a cause".
Dealing with another form of unquestioning adherence to a cause that can have cruel consequences for the lives of others, Stephen Frears's "Philomena," also screened in competition, was a hit with the news media as well as the public.
As discussed in connection with Royce's ethical theory, some communities are defined by true loyalty, or adherence to a cause that harmonizes with the universal ideal of "loyalty to loyalty".
The dictionary defines loyalty as "faithfulness or faithful adherence to a person, government, cause, duty, etc".
Adherence to an uncoated surface caused the proportion of the viable cells that were metabolically active to rise to 50% after 2 hours, whereas binding to a saliva pellicle significantly increased this level to 98% of the viable cells (p < 0.001).
✓ Adherence to an advance directive may cause conflicts; either owing to the physicians' ethical values or within the treatment team or with the patients' relatives.
The Goths' adherence to Arianism caused a breach between them and the Roman Empire that made Arianism part of the national self-consciousness of the Visigoths and of other Germanic peoples, including Ostrogoths, Vandals, and Burgundians.
"Vladimir Putin has proved his adherence to the cause of peace," Komkov said in a letter, according to HuffPost UK. "As the head of one of the leading countries of the world, he has made every effort to maintain peace and tranquility in his own state and has actively contributed to peaceful settlement of any conflicts arising on the planet.
In conclusion, our study identifies young women, less educated, and with poor adherence to MD as a cause for concern and a target group for nutritional interventions that aimed to control the obesity risk, thus improving the adherence to MD and particularly the intake of unsaturated FAs.
And if we convert to the group, our need to prove ourselves compels us to declare our undying adherence to the cause.
Vizzini's presence signalled the Mafia's adherence to the cause of independence, and aided the conservative separatists in their attempt to control the movement.
He first publicly proclaimed his adherence to the socialist cause in 1928, when he announced that he intended to vote for Norman Thomas, the Socialist Party candidate for president.
