The phrase "adherence to building" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express compliance with building regulations or standards, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The architect emphasized the importance of adherence to building codes to ensure safety and compliance."
Alternatives: "compliance with building" or "conformity to building".
As to buildings, warranties may be made about the quality of materials, the adherence to building codes, and its ability to accommodate residents.
There is little evidence of town or city planning or of adherence to building regulations; often mud village houses are embraced within the confines of a city.
Though seismologists reiterated the need for stricter adherence to building codes, there was little immediate evidence that their counsel was being heeded.
But adding a decorative piece to one's home may require a building permit or adherence to building codes, depending on just how big and decorative it is, and where it is being constructed.
Fire resistance of CFS structures is currently ensured through adherence to prescriptive building codes and standardized assemblage tests; however, recent research is setting the stage for performance-based fire design of CFS structures grounded in engineering analysis.
By taking the health sector as an example, it is possible to compare and contrast the potential results that may have been achieved using one of these alternative models, assessing them on the criteria of scale of results, adherence to national priorities, building on national capacities and systems, and risk management.
Chile enjoyed not only economic development in recent decades, but also an obvious adherence to strict seismic building codes.
In this paper we use the term 'informal neighbourhoods' to denote residential areas built haphazardly with no adherence to urban planning or building regulations.
Startups like Safesite, for example, are building tools for the construction industry to incentivize more diligent adherence to safety practices on build sites, and, in doing so, are lowering insurance premiums for these projects in the process.
Building credit often requires adherence to unknown rules, such as rewarding "piggybacking" off of others' credit — a structure that perpetuates economic inequality.
Indeed, the west has lost credibility as a force for building security through adherence to international law and human rights norms.
