The phrase "accompanied pictures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to images that are included alongside text or other content to enhance understanding or provide visual context.
Example: "The article was well-received, especially due to the accompanied pictures that illustrated the main points."
Alternatives: "accompanying images" or "supplementary pictures".
If there were any doubts left about its allegiances, The Sun cleared them up with front-page headlines like "Well hung … and shafted," which accompanied pictures of the Liberal Democrats' leader, Nick Clegg, and the Labour prime minister, Gordon Brown.
Matisyahu himself acknowledged this when he accompanied pictures of his hairless new face with his lyrics, "At the break of day I look for you at sunrise.
We capture child eating patterns and feeding practices with the Food Frequency Questionnaire (FFQ) constructed of 30 questions and accompanied pictures.
Hunt, who had accompanied Picture the Homeless during one of their visits, complained to the City Council in 2010 on the grounds that it was illegal to designate a nonprofit to screen people based on their religious identities.
Oduch's various descriptions and their accompanying pictures exceeded the bounds of prurience.
One of the group tweeted exuberantly with accompanying pictures: "Guess where we woke up this morning!
In caption paragraphs accompanying pictures of individual artists, we are told that Leopold Stokowski was a "wizard" who took over "the Philadelphia Orchestra and made it a thing of magic".
Perhaps the most difficult task facing editors was in choosing front page headlines to accompany pictures of Murray holding aloft the trophy.
They're surprisingly elusive; I dismiss two recipes, one from Hugh Feandley-Whittingstall and one in a book allegedly devoted to crumpets and teacakes, because of the sad smoothness of the accompanying pictures.
Your friends are having babies, and you just can't stand to see the accompanying pictures?
Almost half of our sample said they only 'somewhat' pay attention to the words that accompany pictures.
