The phrase 'follow his command' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to refer to someone following the orders of a person in a position of authority. For example, "The employees had to follow his command, no matter how difficult it seemed."
Owen has been busy — get this — training velociraptors, formerly the bad boys of the park, to follow his command.
The colonel cannot persuade anyone else to follow his command, so he proceeds to shoot Irwin fatally himself.
And so, despite a heavy heart, baseball gets up out of the dirt, brushes itself off and will follow his command, hoping in some small way to inspire the nation to do the same".
Hernandez then pushed her head against the wall several times before placing a knife to her throat and demanding that she follow his commands.
With DHS officials watching, he managed to fool the drone in a matter of minutes to follow his commands.
In the aftermath, commentators and academics discussed how Applewhite persuaded people to follow his commands, including suicide.
The theory asserts that what is moral is determined by what God commands, and that to be moral is to follow his commands.
My prayer is that we would all turn our faces towards our risen Savior and seek to selflessly follow his commands.
From this group there were a number of soldiers that resisted General Wofford's efforts to make them follow his commands.
Let the leader know why you don't look up to him as "the leader", Why you don't think he qualifies as one, But don't just do it immediately, Do it if he asks you, You can just not follow his commands or follow whatever he says if you think he is being unfair, You don't have to! and nobody told you that you have to do whatever he says!
Out of fear, Lewis followed his command's advice not to report the rape.
