The phrase "accompanied early" is not correct and may lead to confusion in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something was accompanied by another thing at an early stage or time, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The report was accompanied early by a summary of the findings."
Alternatives: "joined early" or "presented early".
Terrible anxieties about safety accompanied early expeditions.
The following year in New York City he accompanied early motion-picture cartoons and performed vaudeville routines dressed as a vagabond.
The regional along-rift disturbance and deformation that would have accompanied early injection of EVZ-like magma into the Surtsey region was probably instrumental in initiating dike propagation from the ridge-like source along axis, into the same area.
An introductory note that accompanied early copies of the novel declared that Erdrich wrote this book "straight on," as "a single, gripping narrative," and it does have a headlong quality.
He also accompanied early oil prospectors around Abu Dhabi, an experience that made him so curious about western ways that he embarked on extensive tours of Europe and America in the 1950s.When the oil began to flow in the 1960s, impatient members of his family, as well as Britain's Foreign Office, prevailed on him to ease his spendthrift and dithering brother out of office.
Formation of this microtubule-depleted zone accompanied early development of the cloud of diffuse fluorescence until about 10 minutes after needle contact.
After weeks of treating wounded anti-balaka fighters and building a relationship with their leaders, he noticed that the jeers and threats that had accompanied earlier evacuations were growing quieter.
Avoiding the breathless predictions of geometrically expanding market and boundless revenues that accompanied earlier dot-com investment pitches, he instead played up business-to-business applications that are already integrated into today's economy.
South Korea did not appear to have received a positive response to its suggestion that the two sides agree on a permanent site at which several million members of divided families could meet regularly, free of the ritual and fanfare that accompanied earlier family visits.
The parallels were obvious: Medvedev's visit was accompanied earlier by warships sailing into the Caribbean Sea, the first such mobilization since the Cold War.
In addition to the "Death in Venice" and "Looking Back" featurettes which accompanied earlier editions, there will be a conversation between editor Graeme Clifford and film writer Bobbie O'Steen, an essay by film critic David Thomson and a Q&A with Roeg at London's Ciné Lumière from 2003.
