The phrase "adherence to existing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing compliance or conformity to established rules, standards, or practices.
Example: "The company's adherence to existing regulations ensures that all operations are conducted legally and ethically."
Alternatives: "compliance with current" or "conformity to established".
Against this backdrop, it is not enough for G-20 leaders at their London summit next week merely to affirm adherence to existing international trade obligations.
The United States should work with other countries to elaborate on and compel adherence to existing restrictions on the use of space for military purposes.
The announcement brought immediate criticism from groups calling for tighter campaign finance restrictions, and broader adherence to existing law, that Democrats were now getting into the act themselves.
Patient needs are largely unmet, and very few studies are being designed to clarify and instill best practice, and to determine how to increase adherence to existing anaphylaxis guidelines through integrated knowledge translation strategies.
The decisions you discussed in your article relating to the hiring of staff, administration and the use of resources were all taken in strict adherence to existing rules, regulations and codes and, when necessary, approved by the OECD Council ("An angel flies into some flak", April 21st).
It has been one of adherence to existing procedures and of a refusal to jump to conclusions in the face of uncertainty.
Attention should also be paid to non-adherence to existing policies regarding disposal of patient secretions and cleaning of re-usable patient care items, time pressures and distance between patient rooms and ward utility rooms notwithstanding.
In particular, the assessment of epigenetic alteration in cfDNA has shown the potential to become a viable alternative to current screening strategy, especially for those tumours such as CRC where adherence rate to existing programs is still low because of poor compliance (Inadomi et al, 2012).
"The examining board's decision reflects our dedication to revitalization of the waterfront, preservation of one of the most beautiful views in New York, as well as adherence to already existing laws pertaining to state coastal management," he said.
Since then the Global Forum on Transparency and Exchange of Information for Tax Purposes, which is based at the OECD, has delivered an ambitious program of evaluations and reviews to ensure adherence to the existing standards of exchange of information, both in principle and in practice.
This analysis identified that patients arrived in the ICU with irreversible coagulopathy despite adherence to the existing MT protocol.
