"comply with procedures" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that someone should follow a set of rules or directions. For example, "The employee must comply with procedures outlined in the company manual."
"The trial conducted today did not comply with procedures," he said.
The Justice Department also said it wanted the settlement to comply with procedures for class-action lawsuits.
This from PA: Aircraft that fail to comply with procedures within a restricted airspace zone around the Olympic site in London could be subject to "lethal force" from the military, it was revealed today.
Aircraft that fail to comply with procedures within a restricted airspace zone around the Olympic site in London could be subject to "lethal force" from the military, it was revealed today.
The coroner's report into the death of Villanueva, released in December 2013 after years of police obstruction to the public inquiry, stated that "inequities in the treatment of the key actors in the process and the failure to comply with procedures designed to insure equal treatment" had been "obstacles to finding the truth" in the Villanueva case.
That is in stark contrast to private forensics companies, which are required to meet these by complying with procedures outlined in ISO17025.
Therefore, the reported experimental procedures comply with ethical procedures for animal use in in vivo experiments (Ellery 1985).
"Just because we have to comply with these procedures doesn't mean we accept them..
After the fatal shooting, Manney was fired for failing to comply with department procedures in frisking Hamilton like a criminal.
The process has always been the same, at every airport.' " Mr. Delahorne said he was perfectly willing to comply with all procedures to ensure good security.
