"has not adhered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to express that someone has not followed or complied with a rule or instruction. For example, "The student has not adhered to the school's dress code."
The Roberts bloc has not adhered to any principled theory of judging.
Although Romney has followed the law, he has not adhered to historical precedent.
646, has not adhered rigorously to the philosophy underlying the antecedents of the Big Vein Coal Company case.
More than a third of the society's commercial lending is "impaired", meaning the borrower has not adhered to the repayment schedule.
Other than that, the Times's aim is true, e.g., The Roberts bloc has not adhered to any principled theory of judging.
Obama should invoke the Chemical Weapons Convention and place Syria before its responsibilities in being among the tiny group of nations that has not adhered.
That said, Mr. Schiff hasn't adhered strictly to the chronology.
But, speaking about the album, he said "the timing hasn't adhered to the schedule".
But, unfortunately, while the creative process has been exciting and I'm pretty certain we're going to deliver the best album of my career so far, the timing hasn't adhered to the schedule I originally envisioned.
But, unfortunately, while the creative process has been exciting and I'm pretty certain we're going to deliver the best album of my career so far, the timing hasn't adhered to the schedule I originally envisioned," he wrote on his website.
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