'conformity to the rules' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the practice of following or obeying established rules or regulations. For example: "The company has a policy of strict conformity to the rules."
And the things that make him take stands — things that are frequently unpopular with his own friends, or people with whom he was raised — reflect his conformity to the rules of his ethical influences.
His earliest nudes nod in the direction of conformity to the rules of ancient sculpture and current theories of harmony and mathematical proportion, but during the 1520s Cranach developed a new interpretation of the female form.
These interpreters either claim that there is no particular motive needed to evoke approval for conformity to the rules of property — mere behavior is enough (Mackie) — or that we approve of a motivating form of the moral sentiment itself, the sense of duty (Cohon).
We must speak out, refuse to follow the path of conformity to the rules of the game in life.
These included conformity to the rules of distance and orientation.
Conformity to the normal distribution is an important property.
This research has been approved by the Ethic Committee for Clinical Experimentation of the University of Pavia, after having verified the conformity to the international rules.
Questions such as "to whom?", "which?", "what is …?", "in which way?" need clarifications and vague words like "appropriate" should be specified, for example "in conformity to the proposed rules" [ 28].
We then report experiments designed to detect conformity to the latter rule in children's inductive judgment.
There is, in the first place, the forms of justice that develop; conformity to these rules which ensure that the needs of others as well as one's own are satisfied, becomes part of the pleasure of each.
However, while Crain's argument carefully documents children's conformity to the relevant grammatical rules, its nativist conclusion still relies on unsubstantiated intuitions as to the non-occurrence of relevant forms or evidence in the pld.
