"faithful execution" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of carrying out a task or duty diligently and accurately. Example: The CEO stressed the importance of faithful execution of the company's policies and procedures to ensure the success of their business.
To sustain our framers' vision of a Constitution with offices filled by public fiduciaries, we must find ways to enforce the president's oath and his legal responsibility of "faithful execution". That means executive powers that can sometimes look discretionary actually must be limited by fiduciary principles.
Part of his oath of office is to take care that the laws be faithfully executed, and pardoning himself is not the faithful execution of the laws.
The "faithful execution" clause also has implications for the president's power to fire executive officials.
The faithful execution of cell division requires the coordinated action of hundreds of gene products.
The good judges seem to derive a profound emotional satisfaction from the faithful execution of time-tested precedents and traditions.
Popovich deserves credit for manipulating lineups and strategies to frustrate the Heat in this series, as do his players for their faithful execution.
In this review I summarize recent work from the fission yeast, Schizosaccharomyces pombe, describing the existence of regulatory modules that aid in ensuring the faithful and reliable execution of cytokinesis.
15 However, the added value of a HCW is the fact that he or she will be facing the greater risk by virtue of faithful and responsible execution of his or her duty, and if this is true and we have seen from the example of SARS that it is not always the case that HCWs exercise due diligence or face unmanageable risks of infection simply by being 'on-site' then we should do more to protect them.
"…that portraits equally good, as regards execution, and more faithful to the features of skin diseases as displayed in British practice, might be obtained from original drawings…" This plate is by artist Edwin Burgess who was chosen to continue the project.
"They are leading him to his execution, when the faithful Lucy encounters her sweetheart and whispers: 'Ask for a drink at the brook!' Will follows her suggestion, and on stooping to drink finds a revolver which Lucy has placed there for his use.
Rigorous technique, which had fallen by the wayside in modern times, addressed quality of drawing, color plausibility, truthfulness of light and shadow, highly developed skills of execution, and overall faithful depiction of nature.
