'require adherence' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that something needs to be followed or obeyed according to a set of rules or standards. Example: The company's policy on dress code requires strict adherence from all employees.
Under federal and international law, many psychotropic medications are considered "controlled substances" and when prescribed require adherence to regulatory protocols.
These two drugs require adherence to a strict regimen to avoid damage to the esophagus and to assure absorption.
Did it merely require adherence to the F.D.A.-approved protocol for mifepristone?
However, although every President in modern times has adopted OGE's recommended approach, OGE has no power to require adherence to this tradition".
At the beginning of 833 al-Maʾmūn decided to require adherence to Muʿtazilah from all his subjects.
Commenting on the contract of an engaged lesbian choreographer employed by the school, Patterson said that she was a consultant, and that her contract "doesn't require adherence to Catholic teaching in the magisterium".
The institution operates in a global environment requiring adherence to widely varied – and sometimes contradictory – regulatory requirements.
But French "republicanism" requires adherence to the notion of the ideal citizen and does not celebrate diversity or ambition.
As practiced, it violates several constitutional guarantees, including one requiring adherence to judicial procedures when people are detained.
The House of Representatives, in voting on a military spending bill this month, required adherence to the 1979 treaty.
Translating new bioactive glass concepts into clinical products requires adherence to the principles of design control.
