The phrase "accord against" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and may confuse readers, as "accord" typically means agreement, while "against" suggests opposition.
Example: "The parties reached an accord against the proposed changes." (This is incorrect usage.)
Alternatives: "agreement against" or "consensus opposing".
SCENT A SECRET PURPOSE They Predict Anglo-American Accord Against Japan -- Roman Paper Gives Similar Views.
The Kings arise, the Lords devise, in counsels met thereto, Against the Lord with false accord, against His Christ they go.
But the Soviet leader also offered a timetable to rid the world of nuclear weapons by the year 2000, culminating in a universal accord against such arms.
But Tuesday's news puts further strain in relations between Iran and France, which is among European countries defending the 2015 nuclear accord against Trump's attempts to tear it up.
Mr. Netanyahu finds himself forced to balance carrying out the Wye accord against his own short-term political survival, and his negotiating partners appear to appreciate the difficulty of this high-wire act.
JAMES R. OESTREICH 'ARCHWAY' Under the Manhattan Bridge Few artists have courted chaos as diligently and scientifically as the percussionist and composer Eli Keszler, whose performance-installation works incorporate small, motorized beaters that patter and scuff, seemingly of their own accord, against elegant suspensions of amplified piano wire.
A top American arms negotiator singled out Iraq and North Korea this week as threats when he urged a United Nations group to strengthen accords against weapons of mass destruction.
(Hopefully most of you like fun, and pointlessness, and wholesale, frivolous abuses of this important media platform I have somehow been accorded, against the prevailing notions of common sense and decency!).
Iona Craig, a veteran journalist from the Times of London, left of her own accord after threats against her.
NP-SH has been shown to accord gastroprotective effects against oxygen radicals inducing agents such as EtOH [ 43, 44].
