The phrase "adherence using" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of following or sticking to something, particularly in the context of guidelines, rules, or protocols.
Example: "The study focused on adherence using the new treatment protocol to improve patient outcomes."
Alternatives: "compliance with" or "following through with".
Thus, identifying longitudinal and potentially dynamic patterns of adherence using GBTM may result in more useful classifications than would using a more traditional measure such as PDC.
The fabricated device is checked for printability and design valve adherence using optical microscope and micro-CT.
Twenty-two studies (84.6%) assessed adherence using patient-reported adherence levels over a specified period.
The 520 were included in the subgroup analyses for validation of self-reported adherence using viral loads.
A variant of MARS for asthma has indeed been found to predict adherence using objective electronic measurement of adherence [31], whereas another method of self-reporting failed to predict more objective adherence [32].
The second part assessed patients' adherence using two measures.
Self-reported adherence, used to identify low adherers in the control group during the intervention period, was assessed from subjects' written responses to questions on the monthly form.
Here, our term residual corresponds to the term adherence, used in codes developed by Wadge et al (1994) and Barca et al (1994).
The multiple measures of adherence used in the study may alter patients' behaviour and overestimate medication adherence (ie, Hawthorne effect).
Four measures of adherence used in a RLS were validated against a one-year virological response as a "gold standard".
The system determines the user's reason for non-adherence using a mobile phone app and an online lifestyle diary.
