"adheres with" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to express an agreement between two or more things. For example: "The new policy adheres with the current regulations."
This is Fiennes as he's never been seen: a buffoonish but strangely decent working-class criminal who adheres with all his might to an odd but staunch set of principles.
The specificity was substantially improved which adheres with the REACH legislatives emphasis on the reduction of false negatives.
The door panel adheres, with two separate parts, to the door and the frame and monitors each time the door is opened.
The clad coating adheres with low carbon steel in a good metallurgical bonding and the rate of dilution is 15 20%.
Each pillar adheres with less than a micronewton--holding a good-sized apple against the force of gravity requires one newton of force--but they work together making a strong bond between tape and surface.
Alternatively, this inter-tissue communication might be produced by the interaction of two cell populations with different adherent properties such that cells failed to adhere with different tissues propagate a cue for the polarity.
We operationalized social motivation to adhere with a measure of social norms for adherence and found that having greater social norms for adherence was not associated with behavioral skills and was negatively associated with adherence.
It is a programme to which they must adhere with relentless precision.
The participants had their bodies painted and then were covered with bird down adhered with the wearer's blood.
Behind this simplicity of aim lay an elaborate strategy to which he adhered with remarkable consistency throughout the war.
Unlike the author, Dr. Sandeep Jauhar, I find that the residents and fellows whom I teach are very satisfied with their teaching programs, which incidentally have adhered with gusto to the hour and supervision regulations.
