"compliance adherence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about how closely a person or company follows regulations or policies. For example: "The company's compliance adherence was exceptional, ensuring their operations followed all relevant laws."
The packaging presentation of oral liquid pediatric medicines is a critical step in maintaining chemical and physical stability, compliance, adherence, and proper handling by the target patient population, guardians, caregivers, and health-care professionals.
It would be curious to know the reasons for not getting a full 100% daily compliance adherence, when every break and lunch I have taken has been taken on-time, without delay, and within the limits imposed.
However, faster adoption may be at hand thanks to a new rule being proposed by the Department of Labor (DOL), which will demand a powerful technology-driven platform geared toward cost-effectiveness and compliance adherence.
Its long duration of action (3 months on average) and favorable adverse effect profile makes it particularly attractive for patients with poor compliance, adherence, or AE profile with oral preventive medications [85].
The compliance (adherence to study milk feeds) was assessed by collecting the information on consumption of milk and the previous week's remaining supply of milk sachets during the one-year intervention period.
Guidance regarding the meaning of compliance (adherence) and persistence has been proposed recently [ 4].
Though we presume in this context that "compliance" (doing what is told to be done) is the best translation, we prefer to use the combined term "compliance/adherence".
Because of the difficulties in measuring, no estimate of compliance/adherence or non-compliance/non-adherence can be generalized.
This article reviews the ethics of compliance/adherence issues.
Evidence on compliance/adherence to enhanced recovery programmes was lacking.
Evidence is increasing that involving patients more in consultations can increase compliance/adherence to treatment.
