The phrase "accord better" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey a sense of agreement or alignment, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "We need to find a way to accord better on our project goals."
Alternatives: "align better" or "agree more closely".
I suppose this reading might be harder to square with the idea that they have both been sexually abused by Lear, but it seems to me to accord better with the run of the entire Act.
Modeling speech signals as frequency modulation signals therefore might accord better with speech characteristics from both production and perception views.
This latter view seems to accord better at least with the way that constitutional legal rights work.
Nonetheless, some systems may accord better than others with notions of truth or implication or deduction that are implicit in our everyday reasoning.
2. This is the second of two reasons given in Chomsky 1986: 24-36, though little weight is attached to the first, which is that our ordinary talk accords better with the I-language perspective than with the E-language perspective.
Taking the bond-coat/top-coat interface of TBCs into account, combining the consideration of the TGO forming ability, the suitable aluminium content becomes about 8 wt% and a little less than 8 wt%, which accords better with actual TBC applications.
Also under consideration is the creation of a new statue with a head shape that accords better with the forensic reconstruction of Yagan's head.
We believe that this view accords better with the available evidence.
Other recent work with nonpathogenic RCV-A1 in Australia offers a contrasting view, which accords better with the other scenarios put forward by Fouchet et al.
Therefore we need further studies using a more accurate and consistent definition of HCA infection that accords better with variations in clinical practice.
An updated Accord with better mileage and heated, leather-trimmed seats in new, less expensive trim.
