The phrase "adherence to design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of following specific design principles or guidelines in a project or process.
Example: "The success of the project relies heavily on adherence to design, ensuring that all elements align with the established standards."
Alternatives: "compliance with design" or "following design guidelines".
It is concluded that the life expectancy of blades used in such applications can be realized by appropriate selection of superalloy composition and adherence to design specifications.
Adherence to design specifications and high-quality construction and installation are important.
Certification of stove or stove component manufacturers by a standards agency or a network of producers is a means of ensuring adherence to design specifications for fuel efficiency and emissions (regulation, certification, and standardization).
In addressing these and similar system design and performance issues, adherence to design principles derived from HSI and macroergonomics can help decrease the likelihood of undesired outcomes including maladaptive human actions (i.e., human error), although these can never be completely eliminated (Hobbs et al. 2008; Love et al. 2011).
Despite success in one Phase IIb trial of a vaginal gel delivering tenofovir, problems of user adherence to designed gel application scheduling have compromised results in two other trials.
Despite adherence to protocols designed to maintain pathogen-free colonies, reports of tuberculosis regularly appear.
The research shows that the housing industry maintains adherence to traditional designing methods where overheating, whether current or future, is not considered a serious concern.
5 In a memorandum to the Assistant Secretary of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, DOE inspector general Gregory Friedman stated, "The weatherization contractor and local level inspection deficiencies, in our opinion, raise concerns regarding the adequacy of training and adherence to standards designed to ensure quality workmanship".
Further investigation to identify patients at greatest risk for non-adherence is necessary to design the most effective intervention to increase patient survival and well being.
As researchers recognize the effect of the problem on their trial data, some are taking greater pains to measure adherence through blood tests or electronic monitoring, and some are considering ways to design more adherence-friendly trials.
Despite much effort to design and evaluate adherence interventions, rates of adherence to cardiovascular-related medications have remained relatively stagnant.
