The phrase "accord well" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that two or more things are in agreement or harmony with each other.
Example: "The new policy and the existing regulations accord well, ensuring a smooth implementation process."
Alternatives: "align well" or "fit well together".
Theory aside, this seems to accord well with the way people think.
A seven-day week does not accord well with either a solar or a lunar calendar.
This formulation, which places the roots of today's geographically distinctive groups of H. sapiens extremely deep in time, does not accord well with how the evolutionary process is known to work.
Much is imperfect in the current electoral process, but parties remain remarkably faithful to their manifesto pledges, which – due to party competition – themselves accord well with a fair and proportionate ranking of voters' preferences.
The desire to make the reader initiate certain acts—social, religious, or political is the essence of all propaganda, and, though it does not always accord well with art, the propagandist purpose has often found its way into novels whose prime value is an aesthetic one.
He tended to steer clear of the more deliberate epics – especially the Seventh and Eleventh Symphonies – but the massive tragedy of the Eighth seemed to accord well with his sustained, often very slow, shaping of long paragraphs, accompanied by the most detailed shading of phrase and nuance.
These rates accord well with other studies [1 8].
Significant but only small differences across prompts accord well with Weigle (2011), which we reviewed above.
The predicted results of this model accord well with the experimental data.
The integrated Michaelis Menten equation coupled to the kinetic constants obtained, accord well with experimental results.
The predicted morphology can accord well with the current experimental results.
