I am framing a basement wall to the underside of a steel beam. Can I use some adhesive to adhere my top plate to the bottom of the beam? I am assuming that a mechanical fastener is out of the question.

Hello, I would like to first thank everyone on this forum for their help. I am in the process of finishing my basement. I am now to the point where I have to frame up my 47 foot look-out basement concrete knee wall. (Only 38 inches high) Normally, I would create multiple 12 foot length sections and individually attach them to the wall one after the other. (14+ treated and non-treated 2x4s at Home Depot are too warped. That place sucks) The problem is that the floor, over the length of the basement, is somewhat uneven. So, when I attach my 12 foot sections individually to each other against the poured concrete wall, I have small lips on the top part of my studded wall where they meet due to the uneveness of my floor. My guess is that when I sheetrock it will be quit ugly and uneven as well. If I try shimming the bottom of the frame, my PL and concrete nails won't be as effective plus I would be putting non-treated shims between my treated wall bottom and floor. My last chance is to try attaching all my "small" walls together and raising it up as one. Unfortunately, I would be trying to raise it myself since my wife will be upstairs with my 2 year old. Plus, I want to say I did it all myself. "A man's pride is in the way" Anyway, thanks all for the help. Any input would be appreciated as to other's techniques with this. (All my other walls are short and easy to raise and keep even)