The phrase "adheres to the terms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing compliance or agreement with specific conditions or rules.
Example: "The contractor must ensure that all work adheres to the terms outlined in the contract."
Alternatives: "complies with the terms" or "follows the terms".
28, 2001, less than two weeks before his 39th birthday, and only if Strawberry adheres to the terms of his after-care program, including stringent drug testing.
Should Suarez and the Uruguayan FA decide to appeal further, ordinarily the Court of Arbitration for Sport (Cas) would sit and hear the matter while the player adheres to the terms of his ban.
They are perfectly entitled to do this, provided that they adhere to the terms of open-source licensing.
American Express contends that courts should adhere to the terms of arbitration agreements unless the terms would violate substantive United States law.
In fact, Transdev executives say they "mistakenly believed" they had been adhering to the terms of their approval.
All persons copying this material are expected to adhere to the terms and constraints invoked by the copyright holder.
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"The bishop accepts the sentence and will adhere to the terms and conditions of the sentence," said Patrick McGroder, one of the bishop's lawyers.
He was also to insist that the British relinquish their posts in the Northwest and so adhere to the terms of the Treaty of Paris.
That conflict ended with peace agreements signed on 23 March 2009; M23 insists that Kabila has not adhered to the terms of those accords and demands their full implementation.
