The phrase "adhesion to rules" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing compliance or strict following of established guidelines or regulations.
Example: "The success of the project depended on the team's adhesion to rules set forth by the regulatory body."
Alternatives: "compliance with rules" or "observance of rules".
Adhesion to the dead donor rule [10] implies that the dying patient (who is still alive) is not instrumentalized: cardiopulmonary bypass cannot be started as long as the patient is alive.
Adhesion to the dead donor rule [ 10] implies that the dying patient (who is still alive) is not instrumentalized: cardiopulmonary bypass cannot be started as long as the patient is alive.
In one experiment, Shindo et al [10] touched a group of cells with a polished glass rod and noted calcium transients, however as best as we can determine, data from only one explant was shown and wounding of the cells by adhesion to the glass was not ruled out.
To rule out the possibility that the results were being masked by differential adhesion to collagen or differential cell recovery when measuring the [H]-thymidine incorporation, we monitored cell adhesion on plastic, on collagen type I and on collagen type IV.
These results also rule out a contribution from the α1 β1 integrin in mediating tumour cell adhesion to type I collagen in pancreatic cancer.
"Blind adhesion to the 2050 targets will not reduce emissions and will fail to keep the lights on.
To restore adhesion to the surface, the OPD's experts used a glue made from sturgeons brought to Florence by Russian experts after the flood.
But at the same time, a zombie's skin loses its adhesion to the muscle, so you see a little bit of bone".
For the instantaneous facial hair she attached double-sided transparent toupee tape to the moustache gauze for instant adhesion to my top lip.
These winds are whipped up, though, not by any want of retrenchment but by an unbending adhesion to the austerity dogma.
microbial adhesion to solvents.
