The phrase "accompanied weight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing weight that is associated with or comes along with something else, such as in scientific or technical writing.
Example: "The package had an accompanied weight of 5 kilograms, which included the contents and the packaging."
Alternatives: "associated weight" or "combined weight".
How can gaining weight be easier, with all the unhappiness, physical pain, and self-abuse that usually accompany weight gain?
I especially love how the article ended, with Danny Cahill, who lost 239 lbs on the show and regained more than 100 lbs since, telling us that learning about the metabolic changes that accompany weight loss put his struggles in context, and helped the shame roll off his shoulders.
Derangements in lipid homeostasis accompanying weight gain are due in part to genetic variation in CNR1.
The current study demonstrates that genetic variability in CNR1 contributes to several derangements in lipid homeostasis known to accompany weight gain.
The decrease in HDL-C level that typically accompanies weight gain is therefore of considerable importance, particularly in the context of the growing obesity epidemic.
Malnutrition, with accompanying weight loss, is an unnecessary risk in hospitalised persons and often remains poorly recognised and managed.
Physical inactivity and accompanying weight gain increase the risk of many chronic diseases, notably obesity, metabolic syndrome, coronary heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and certain cancers [ 9- 22].
Another reason for the inconsistency of our observations might be the possibility that weight gain during treatment with olanzapine may be associated with several biochemical mechanisms, which might manifest in a variety of clinical conditions accompanying weight gain [ 25].
17 Additionally, they are at greater risk for developing SO, as the rate of change of fat-free muscle mass to fat muscle mass that accompanies weight gain is more pronounced in women than in men.
Furthermore, the maintenance of glycaemic control and accompanying weight reduction observed following the switch from pioglitazone to exenatide once-weekly may be of particular clinical significance for some patients.
