The phrase "adhering to a single" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of following one specific principle, rule, or standard without deviation.
Example: "In our research, we are adhering to a single methodology to ensure consistency in our results."
Alternatives: "sticking to one" or "following a single".
By adhering to a single specification, content owners and makers of devices like portable media players and home media networks can better ensure that their products work together and that their copyrights are protected.
With that decision, the SEC changed its longstanding practice of adhering to a single set of accounting standards in the U.S. The decision diminishes the standing of two previously powerful institutions: U.S. GAAP and the SEC itself.
Since 1991, acclaimed London label Ninja Tune has earned a reputation for capturing the moment's most exciting sounds instead of rigidly adhering to a single style.
To allow comparability with previously published studies while adhering to a single parameter of population differentiation throughout the analysis (G ST ), global and pairwise, which are comparable in magnitude to estimators of FST, were also calculated in GenAlex 6.5.
Based on our results in phantoms, bias in reconstructed images should be avoided by adhering to a singles rate lower than 64.9 Mcps on the mMR system.
"These men did not adhere to a single ideology," Walter Isaacson and Evan Thomas wrote in the book "The Wise Men".
As stories from either newspaper might run alongside each other on the website, it became important that journalists from both papers adhered to a single style guide.
Ms. Potter — who lived for a time in Bucks County, Pa., across the Delaware River from Frenchtown, and died in 1955 — did not adhere to a single style of cooking, Ms. Gilbert said.
His love of intimate scale and pop culture ephemera (no one did more with matchbooks); his penchant for captions and punch lines; his forthright joy in being gay; his inability to adhere to a single style or medium (to make "Brainards" as he put it) -- these characteristics link him to a host of contemporary artists, among them Jim Hodges, Robert Mele, Raymond Pettibon and Karen Kilimnik.
That refusal to adhere to a single reference point is what sets them apart from their contemporaries.
These songs aren't always easy listens, as they rarely adhere to a single sonic touchstone, but that's also what makes them so essential.
