The phrase "adheres also" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is in agreement or compliance with another statement or rule, often in a formal context.
Example: "The new policy adheres also to the guidelines set forth by the regulatory body."
Alternatives: "also complies with" or "is also in accordance with".
Their defining values are generally altruism [ 24] or solidarity, but many international NPNGO adhere also to the operating humanitarian principles defined by the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement.
Although untreated polystyrene is not cell-repellent and cells are eventually able to adhere also to the array background, use of a non-enzymatic cell dissociation reagent and restricted cell adhesion time was found to significantly enhance spatial adherence of all tested cell types onto the array spots over the plain plastic background.
Whether similar results hold good for adhering cells also needs to be probed.
Adhered neurospheres also respond to H2O2 in a manner similar to the floating neurospheres.
Even more limited are qualitative studies looking not only at who is having difficulty in adhering but also at why.
ADHERE findings also suggested that the wide variations in conformity may reflect differences in training, guideline familiarity, and implementation of tools and systems to ensure that recommended care is provided and documented.
The language of the commentary also adheres to a high level of generality.
A meticulous drawing by Mr. Hug titled "Michael Magnan" also adheres to a prototype, the action-hero cartoon, but slyly customizes it.
The novel's three-part structure – the subtitles are "Cocksman", "Salesman" and "Deadman" – also adheres to the tragic mode even as it sends it up.
But if "So Sad Today" attempts to preserve the essence of the Twitter account, it also adheres to the more straightforward conventions of memoir.
