"follow existing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to advise someone to adhere to conventional practice or rules. For example, "We should follow existing procedures when dealing with customer complaints."
Health professionals' user experience of evidence-based online resources can be improved by applying the following principles: - Follow existing usability heuristics and web usability guidelines, designing especially for findability through search engines, as well as for speed of use particularly important to health professionals.
A duty to follow existing law?
Judicial candidates are already required to follow existing ethics rules that prohibit such tactics.
A lower design speed would enable it to follow existing transport corridors and contours more closely".
Many started moving abroad to follow existing corporate customers as they expanded internationally.
We are asking them to follow existing policies and good practice.
"While this study will be of interest to parents, we would advise them to continue to follow existing government infant feeding advice.
The worst spammers show no evidence they want to follow existing laws, he said, so there is no reason to think they would comply with the proposed registry.
Although her taste tended to follow existing trends, she became increasingly drawn to what she called "tough" art as her self-education as a collector continued.
It said that if Westminster continued to follow existing "mal-administered EU rules" it risked a "loss of economic and wider societal benefits".
The wall, a video narrator said, would follow existing highways and would not be built right on the border, to avoid disrupting private property.
