The phrase "accompanying tips" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to suggestions or advice that come along with something else, such as instructions or a guide.
Example: "In the recipe, you will find accompanying tips to help you achieve the best results."
Alternatives: "additional tips" or "supplementary advice".
Similarly to pollen tubes [ 58], root hairs exhibit oscillatory growth along with other events accompanying tip growth like cell wall modifications, cytoskeleton rearrangements and targeted vesicle trafficking [ 59].
Each success factor is accompanied by tips for deployment and a real-world example of application.
Some of these actions are accompanied with tips on how to carry them out.
One is a résumé builder, where people can create and update their résumés, accompanied by tips and film clips explaining what they should do.
Sometimes it's as innocuous as photos of slender celebrities posted to encourage the shedding of a few excess pounds, other times the images are of dangerously emaciated women or are accompanied by "tips" for those suffering from anorexia or bulimia.
Instructions for being frugal were usually accompanied with tips for treating illnesses, raising children, and taking care of the household.
Although the importance of seeking advice from a physician was explicit on many websites this message frequently was accompanied by tips on where to purchase over-the-counter probiotics or invitations to purchase probiotics online.
Anti-vaccination sites usually present a strong emotional component, citing stories of children harmed by vaccines and displaying photos of menacing needles, accompanied by tips on how to avoid vaccinations legally and hyperlinks to other anti-vaccination sites.
Next place to sojourn was Kiamie wines for their 2009 Cuvee (velvety Syrah with a dash of Malbec and Zinfandel) among other lovely pours to accompany tri-tip with live guitar accompaniment.
If you have trouble sleeping, the tips accompanying this article may help.
