The phrase "adherence to selection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where compliance or following a specific choice or criteria is being discussed.
Example: "The team's adherence to selection criteria ensured that only the most qualified candidates were interviewed."
Alternatives: "compliance with selection" or "following the selection criteria".
The transitions responsible for the sodium spectrum are identified, and the regularities in the fine structure and adherence to the selection rules are observed.
If the foreign suit is filed in adherence to the forum selection clause, however, an evasive purpose is less likely.
Adherence to the suggested selection process was variable and inefficiently conducted in some, but not all, areas.
Although CVCs with antimicrobial features have been associated with a decrease in catheter-related colonization and bacteraemia, this study demonstrated that infection rates may depend more on non-catheter-related factors, such as adherence to infection control standards, selection of insertion site, duration of CVC placement, and dressing change frequency.
The instructions to osteopaths stressed the importance of strict adherence to protocol to avoid selection bias.
Studies assessing treatment practices looked at a wide range of factors, including drug selection, adherence to treatment protocols and dispensing without prescription.
Strengths include the comprehensive search in two main databases, as well as strict adherence to standards of study selection, classification, and reporting.
Variation in patient selection and adherence to established protocols contributes to differences in survival, adverse events, and long-term outcomes for treated infants [ 23, 24].
Finally, other biases exist in observational studies, as well as randomized trials, that are due to self-selection toward exposures and self-selection in adherence to exposures.
"To the rest of the world," Hans A. Linde, a justice of the Oregon Supreme Court, since retired, said at a 1988 symposium on judicial selection, "American adherence to judicial elections is as incomprehensible as our rejection of the metric system".
