The phrase "adheres in" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not commonly used and may lead to confusion; "adheres to" is the correct form.
Example: "The policy adheres to the guidelines set forth by the organization."
Alternatives: "complies with" or "follows".
66 67 Confounding arises because, following randomisation to treatment arm, patients choose the manner in which they adhere to treatment and the level of adherence; if one patient adheres in a certain way and coincidentally suffers worse depression, confounding ensues.
This arrangement adheres, in typical "deconstructionist" manner, to the building's programmatic structure.
True enough, but much of OK's catchiness adheres in how much fun it is to say.
Much of the work in the show adheres, in some degree, to this sort of materially grounded Conceptualism.
The poison adheres in almost microscopic droplets to the bits of soot and ash that rise with the smoke, and thus is broadcast through the air.
It adheres in part to a draft promoted by the United States and the European Union, which also allows immunity from prosecution for Mr. Saleh and his family.
In the prospective cohort of hospitalized patients with AHF (ADHERE), in-hospital mortality was 4% [ 8]; the Second EuroHeart Failure Survey (EHFS II) had an in-hospital mortality of 6.7% [ 1].
It didn't adhere in any way to the wishes of Ward Melville".
They adhered in all essentials to the design philosophy enunciated in the 1920's by Gabrielle Chanel.
That is how things stand in Akin's risky world: people adhere in unpredicted ways, then suddenly peel apart.
This is the demarcation to which I try my very best to adhere in my daily work as an academic.
