The phrase "adherence to a plan" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of following a specific strategy or course of action in various contexts, such as project management or personal goals.
Example: "The team's success was largely due to their strict adherence to a plan that outlined each step of the project."
Alternatives: "commitment to a plan" or "following a plan".
It goes without saying that from their perspective also, strict adherence to a business plan in the face of conflicting customer evidence is the complete antithesis of business modeling and business agility.
Consequently, patients' adherence to a treatment plan should be approached as a multi-faceted phenomenon.
Assignment to treatment arm was based on dietary preferences because patient motivation is critical to successful weight loss, and dietary preferences can be strong determinants of adherence to a dietary plan.
Improving adherence to a treatment plan may result from a better understanding by the individual of personal risk as well as of the disease process and the role of statin medication in reducing cardiovascular risk.
Domestic carrier IndiGo is a success, Reuters says, in part because of a "rigid adherence to a disciplined business plan, a task that grows more complex as the airline, which now has 50 planes, adds a new aircraft every month".
It's the result of adherence to a five-year plan initiated in 2010 by Mr. Naidu and Ms. Johnson; a consultant, paid for by the Upper Manhattan Empowerment Zone, worked with the company to put the plan into place.
But the intense chromaticism of 20th-century composition, be it conservative or radical, makes it nearly impossible for the listener to grasp the unity of a work in terms of its adherence to a clear tonal plan.
Industry watchers say there is no great secret to IndiGo's success, which they attribute to rigid adherence to a disciplined business plan, a task that grows more complex as the airline, which now has 50 planes, adds a new aircraft every month.
Despite these figures, little research has focused on improving adherence to a therapeutic eating plan.
J. Steven Lamberti, M.D. coined the term "legal leverage" to describe a court process which can restrict freedom in order to improve adherence to a particular treatment plan as an alternative to long-term incarceration (Dentzer 2007).
