"greater adherence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone becoming more obedient to a particular code of conduct or set of rules. For example, "The company has seen greater adherence to safety regulations since introducing new systems last year."
The zinc coating, however, has greater adherence than that formed in the hot-dip process.
Patients who reported greater adherence to the exercise program had the most significant reductions in depressive symptoms.
The expectation of weaker seasonal demand has spurred thinking among analysts that OPEC might opt to cut production at its meeting next month in Vienna after calling for greater adherence to its current quotas in its gathering here this week.
Deadly clashes have erupted across the country, as protesters demand greater adherence to democratic principles from their newly elected leaders.
This improvement may be associated with greater adherence between the nanofibrils and the cement matrix.
Finally, caregivers participating in these Illinois MIECHV-supported home visiting programs demonstrated greater adherence to safe sleep guidelines than expected.
The result showed greater adherence to the LDPE film by biofilm-harvested cells than planktonic cells (Figure 2A).
For example, HA coatings, obtained by PLD, showed greater adherence to a titanium alloy when compared with plasma-sprayed HA coatings (Vasanthan et al. 2008).
Treatment of chronic wounds remains difficult, in spite of better understanding of pathophysiologic principles and greater adherence to recognized standards of care.
Truth indeed is liberating, and what we need in the world is greater access to the truth and greater adherence to it.
"The menstrual cup data suggests that the risk is equal if not even potentially greater (still likely low, though) as there was greater adherence [of staph bacteria on the cup]," she says.
