The phrase "adhering quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a characteristic or feature that involves sticking to or maintaining certain standards or principles.
Example: "The adhering quality of the adhesive ensures that it bonds effectively to various surfaces."
Alternatives: "bonding characteristic" or "sticking property".
Latency minimization is a pivotal aspect in provision of real time services while adhering to Quality of Experience (QoE) parameters for assuring spectral efficiency.
This group established a clinical trials network (CTN) that PET centers could join by adhering to quality control and the specified acquisition procedure.
Gen. Duane Deal of the Air Force, a member of the commission, said at a recent briefing that NASA had tried to adhere to quality standards used worldwide in industry.
Most impressively, the construction efforts adhered to quality national infrastructure guidelines to ensure that only child-friendly classrooms and sanitation facilities were provided to schools.
Frequently, a task force adheres to quality standards, but this is often not well documented in the manuscript and consequently rated as missing in the external evaluation.
Notably, participating practices may represent those who are generally higher performing and may be more motivated to adhere to quality or process of care recommendations.
To ensure quality, we obtained the premix for all formulations from DSM Nutritional Products and had the supplements prepared and packaged under Good Manufacturing Practices standard by a local pharmaceutical factory (NewCare) that adhered to quality standards.
In our analysis, we adhered to quality criteria defined by Mayring [ 26]: we chose a semi-structured interview style and an inductive analytic approach in order to have an open mind to any emerging aspects not previously considered.
Thus, although our conclusions are consistent with the optimum threshold being around 0.3, our results are more robust owing to the use of more reported information, in combination with more stringent inclusion criteria, inclusion of more studies, and more recent studies (after 2007) that are thus more likely to adhere to quality guidelines.
This means that the supplement manufacturer adheres to quality guidelines set forth by these regulatory organizations.
