The phrase "accompanies not only" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something is accompanied by multiple elements or aspects, typically followed by "but also" to introduce additional items.
Example: "The report accompanies not only the financial data but also the strategic recommendations for the upcoming quarter."
Alternatives: "is accompanied by not just" or "comes with not only".
I worked in D.C. then, as an editor at the Washington Post, and watched, from the gallery of the House, the transfer of the gavel and of power; like Noonan and Wilkins and many others, I fell for it, and for the peculiar, ritualistic pageantry that accompanies not only Washington's state occasions but Gridiron Club dinners.
These kinds of mystical statements about the effects of the performance were not uncommon and contributed greatly to the mythology that accompanies not only this piece, but Abramović's greater body of work.
At today's meeting, Ms. Roth was accompanied not only by the city's cultural director, Bernhard Nordhoff, but also by its treasurer, Horst Hemzal.
Any transition, or attempt at it, could be accompanied not only by a refugee crisis but by a brutal power struggle and great violence.
They are served to architects, finance types and the occasional French carpenter, accompanied not only by a rhythmic Reggae soundtrack, but also by an irreplaceable view.
Glover and two other hoofers provide the show's only aural component, accompanying not only themselves but a handful of ballet and jazz dancers, including the young choreographer Suzana Stankovic and the Broadway and music-video veteran Sheila Barker.
The economic collapse has been accompanied not only by a series of high-profile kidnappings and a general increase in crime, but also by street protests blocking bridges, highways and factories.
To have the desired effect, QE should have been accompanied not only by official efforts to restore impaired lending channels (especially those directed at small- and medium-size enterprises), but also by specific lending targets for banks.
He arrived in Dover from Calais amid great fanfare, accompanied not only by his solicitor, John Wadham (who is the head of Liberty, Britain's leading civil-liberties group), but also by a small army of reporters and photographers.
That explains why Mr Obama will be accompanied not only by his chief economic advisor, Larry Summers, but also by his new energy and climate co-ordinator, Carol Browner.Touching on warOn the foreign policy front, Afghanistan will be the prime topic of discussion.
But now that international criminal proceedings will begin, supporters of the process hope that they will help break the pattern of political violence that accompanied not only the recent election in Kenya, but also voting in 1992 and 1997.
