The phrase "accompanied by a reading of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an event or presentation that includes a reading or recitation as part of the experience.
Example: "The ceremony will be accompanied by a reading of the poem that inspired the event."
Alternatives: "along with a reading of" or "together with a reading of".
The doodle is accompanied by an animated reading of "Still I Rise," featuring the voices of celebrities she influenced, including Oprah Winfrey, Alicia Keys, America Ferrera and Laverne Cox.
Fans held giant hearts and green and gold colours under a giant picture of Malanda accompanied by a banner reading "Forever in our hearts".
Slide presentations are accompanied by a voice reading out the text.
Williams was accompanied by A-1.
Sometimes, music and dance are accompanied by a text read by a speaker or chanted by a chorus.
This visual layering is accompanied by a soundtrack of Ms. Weems reading a poetic, elegiac, collage-like text about violence and loss.
The novelist Catherine Madsen writes about the Tahara, a Judaic rite in which bathing the body in warm water is accompanied by the reading of ecstatic love poetry to the dead man or woman.
This is her appearance before HUAC, accompanied by the reading of her defiant letter in which she refuses to cut her conscience "to fit this year's fashions". Miss Caldwell faces her unseen inquisitors from a tense, seated position, with tape-recorded voices creating the ghosts of the 1952 Washington hearing room.
Soon after, a new banner appeared in the curva nord, its design more professional, on which the writing read "ULTRAS" accompanied by a symbol of a skull profile above two crossbones.
ADDitude magazine kicked off the season with an article on The Holiday Husband ("he can only handle things for so long,") which was accompanied by a picture of a man trying to read his morning newspaper as his wife anxiously stood over him trying to Make Plans.
