The phrase "accompanying return" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a return that is happening alongside or in conjunction with something else, such as a document or an event.
Example: "Please include the accompanying return with your submission to ensure all necessary documents are processed together."
Alternatives: "return included" or "return provided".
By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, February 23 , 1929P. 82 Accompanying the return of one set of chestweights and a punching-bag received by the writer as a birthday present.
Can he justify all the drum rolls accompanying his return to international football in Donetsk after an incident so crude, so bereft of responsibility, it still has the brute force to make you recoil?
In Córdoba, women heads of household formed handcraft production units while accompanying the Return to Happiness processes in their children's schools.
The truck then sped away with one of the Americans slumped in the rear as Afghans in the accompanying pickups returned fire, he said.
Whether the Palestinians would be better served in raw contact with the occupation without the mediating influence of the P.A. is open to question, but the cumulative corrosive impact of the P.A.'s role as shield and security subcontractor to the occupation is undeniable — especially with no accompanying political returns.
A memo accompanying the returned item to the county's library support services read: "This book has just been found by one of our readers - 55 years overdue!!
But accompanying the returning prosperity is this realization: Most of the oil under this ground has been pumped, and it's likely almost all the rest will be gone within 50 years.
Public demonstrations in Tokyo accompanied their return to the grid.
More signs and a festive reception always accompany his return.
Consultative institutions disappeared, and grand imperial rhetoric accompanied a return to protectionism, fostering Portugal's needs for cheap raw materials and a closed market.
