The phrase "adheres to the principle of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing compliance or alignment with a specific principle or guideline.
Example: "The organization adheres to the principle of transparency in all its operations."
Alternatives: "follows the principle of" or "abides by the principle of".
In private and at work, Lymus adheres to the principle of adab.
Mr. Gutierrez, however, adheres to the principle of the purloined letter: to keep something secret, set it nearby and in plain view.
Britain adheres to the principle of universal jurisdiction, which allows its judges to issue arrest warrants against anyone suspected of war crimes anywhere in the world.
The model's underlying concept resembles animal evolution or plant breeding, as it adheres to the principle of natural selection.
When Mr Thaksin called a snap election in February 2006, Mr Abhisit's campaign pitch was that he was "prepared to become a prime minister who adheres to the principle of good governance and ethics, not authoritarianism".
Similarly, Pune University's Anitha Ramanna and Michigan State University's Melinda Smale demonstrate that the dominant feature of India's policy on agricultural patency adheres to the principle of common heritage or the promotion of free exchange based on the notion that no one has ownership over the chief food plants of the world, which are our common heritage (Ramanna & Smale, 2004).
Quite possibly the most exciting use of the CrunchBase API is Semantic CrunchBase, a RDF/SPARQL mirror of CrunchBase that adheres to the principles of the Semantic Web.
It said that France refused to support any claim of Tibetan independence and that both countries adhered "to the principle of noninterference in each other's affairs".
According to Popper, such pseudosciences as astrology, metaphysics, Marxist history, and Freudian psychoanalysis are not empirical sciences, because of their failure to adhere to the principle of falsifiability.
