"meticulous adherence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone's extreme attention to detail and strict adherence to rules or guidelines. Example: The success of this project was due to the team's meticulous adherence to the project timeline and budget.
The works, which centre on historical figures during the twilight of the Roman Republic, were widely praised for their meticulous adherence to historical record.
"So I don't know who you are alluding to, but the notion that somehow that is not done in an open, deliberate and consultative democratic manner is confounded by our meticulous adherence to the democratic ways we decide these things".
Initially, the MGIT 960 system yielded increased rates of culture contamination but rates were quickly lowered to 3.4% by meticulous adherence to the manufacturer's manual and protocols, and with rapid transport and/or refrigeration of samples.
An initially high contamination rate was lowered to 3.4% within a month of initiation of the project by meticulous adherence to manufacturer's instructions, use of standard protocols as well as a well-developed system of rapid sample collection and transport logistics.
Meticulous adherence to HAART is necessary to achieve an optimal clinical and virological response.
Although the margin of safety between effective and potentially toxic doses of oxygen is relatively narrow, the ability to carefully control its dose, meticulous adherence to currently accepted therapeutic protocols, and individually tailored treatment regimens make it a cost-effective safe drug.
The success of this approach required meticulous records and strict adherence to herd biosecurity practices.
The design of this study serves two important roles: first, the short duration will permit meticulous follow-up, and adherence to protocol.
Control of the disease based on segregation of potentially infected and uninfected animals in combination with extensive culling can be achieved without the use of artificial insemination or vaccination, but requires meticulous records and strict adherence to herd biosecurity practices.
Clinicians and researchers agree that pharmacologic studies of the overactive bladder (OAB) require precise planning, strict adherence to study design, and meticulous attention to study conduct and statistical methods.
Further support for this concept derives from recovery of IAH and defective counterregulation after eliminating recurrent hypoglycemia in people with insulinoma (13, 14) and in people with T1D after pancreas (15, 16) and islet cell transplantation (17), as well as through adherence to treatment protocols aimed at meticulous prevention of hypoglycemia (18– 218.
