The phrase "conform to the description" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when describing an object, person, or idea which matches all of the details provided in a description. For example: "The painting perfectly conformed to the description provided by the art historian."
Do the methods for calculating an adviser's fees conform to the descriptions to clients for example, are the fees based on the notional trading value of assets (including leverage) when the disclosures state that the fees are based on the net asset value?
The gregarine we isolated from Pugettia gracilis conformed to the description of Thiriotia by Desportes et al. [53]; this new gregarine species possessed a rare form of latero-frontal syzygy and resembled the overall morphology of the sketches of Thiriotia ( = Porospora) pisae by Trégouboff [53].
The classification of anatomically demarcated cell groups conformed to the description in the brain atlas of neonatal (Paxinos et al. 1994) and adult rats (Paxinos and Watson 1998).
Later cases, carrying this appellation, should conform to the original description.
Additional metadata about the study, its protocols and scoring methods, including phenotype definitions, are structured during the data curation stage to conform to the Study Description File (SDF) specifications see the 'Implementation' section below.
The data doesn't seem to conform to this description, because the economy does quite well during the second terms of Democratic Presidents, but there are nonetheless reasons to question Blinder's reading of the data, too.
This description conforms to the Lewis description.
Freddie's choices under a description using relative sizes conform to the axioms defining a preference.
Irrespective of this, the morphological descriptions of variants among species in the literature conform to the general formalism of EQ syntax and semantics.
