The phrase "the adherence to" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe someone or something adhering to a specific code, rule, or law. For example: "The adherence to the company policy resulted in a successful outcome."
Hardy said the adherence to the formula was deliberate.
Albanian cultural historians said the adherence to medieval customs long discarded elsewhere was a byproduct of the country's previous isolation.
The adherence to rules also speeds up the game and makes it more interesting, she said.
The adherence to Edmonton's schedule was already in place in 2001 when he moved from Toronto to the small northern community of 3,500 people.
They certainly embody elements of Japanese aesthetics, such as wabi-sabi, the adherence to imperfection – his cuts are often asymmetrical and his edges occasionally unfinished.
Hazing does not stand up to logic, but it persists because of the adherence to tradition and the strain of small-C conservatism that runs through our institutions.
But the adherence to payment by results exposes the abyss into which the whole new way of thinking could fall: who will evaluate results, and how?
Arnold constructs the film as a series of scenes that fit together with a superficial psychological coherence that, despite the adherence to concrete physical facts, defies reality.
But we must all remember that justice is a value, the adherence to which includes seeking the best outcome for the American people.
However, in those studies no information on the adherence to the RRS was provided.
The adherence to VAP prevention bundles from January to October 2015 was 14,91 %.
